16039 pts · June 4, 2013
Yuuup
It's fake. And I would argue that spiders act on instinct more than emotion
Damn Daniel
Worms were sleeping but move towards stick to find out what all the commotion is about
It will go rancid as bacteria can live in honey/nectar with a high enough water content
It is harmful. honey with a high enough water content allows for bacteria to form and cause the honey to go rancid.
Yes he is
Same here
Your roommate would satisfy that statement
I read somewhere that Drosera Capensis can self-pollinate. I'm still going to use I paintbrush once more flowers open just to be sure!
Bots speak the same language
Fuck off bot
Pretty much. The water content is too high and now that "honey" will have the chance of going rancid while in storage. Pure honey won'tGoBad
TO CHILDREN?!
I'm calling the darkhero99 guy stupid. Not the person who postes the op of the thread
Nah or they're just stupid
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it would be { dont(); }
Its like apples to oranges
beat me to it. +1
they never digest the nectar. they store it, spit it out, then dry it until its water content is low enough to inhibit bacteria growth
a bad idea. the bees inside will die, yes. but the honey will attract grosser bugs like roaches
y. i. k. e. s.
n o .
That you’re an ugly person :)
Keep your shoes on your feet.
I hope you do still treat your bees for mites and what not
Unfiltered meaning you’ll get sugar crystals and wax bits
in then the water content will be high enough for bacteria to ruin the honey.
Yes this can happen with flow hives. You cant tell from the side widow if all the honey in the frame is completed. If enough nectar gets 1/
It's fake. And I would argue that spiders act on instinct more than emotion
Damn Daniel
Worms were sleeping but move towards stick to find out what all the commotion is about
It will go rancid as bacteria can live in honey/nectar with a high enough water content
It is harmful. honey with a high enough water content allows for bacteria to form and cause the honey to go rancid.
Yes he is
Same here
Your roommate would satisfy that statement
I read somewhere that Drosera Capensis can self-pollinate. I'm still going to use I paintbrush once more flowers open just to be sure!
Bots speak the same language
Fuck off bot
Pretty much. The water content is too high and now that "honey" will have the chance of going rancid while in storage. Pure honey won'tGoBad
TO CHILDREN?!
I'm calling the darkhero99 guy stupid. Not the person who postes the op of the thread
Nah or they're just stupid
Random 7 yrs later
it would be { dont(); }
Its like apples to oranges
beat me to it. +1
they never digest the nectar. they store it, spit it out, then dry it until its water content is low enough to inhibit bacteria growth
a bad idea. the bees inside will die, yes. but the honey will attract grosser bugs like roaches
a bad idea. the bees inside will die, yes. but the honey will attract grosser bugs like roaches
y. i. k. e. s.
n o .
That you’re an ugly person :)
Keep your shoes on your feet.
I hope you do still treat your bees for mites and what not
Unfiltered meaning you’ll get sugar crystals and wax bits
in then the water content will be high enough for bacteria to ruin the honey.
Yes this can happen with flow hives. You cant tell from the side widow if all the honey in the frame is completed. If enough nectar gets 1/