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Team Canuckle Heads

Has anybody tried using this for fertilizer? I have access to a bunch of it and was thinking about making compost from some

11/8/2019 1:01:25 PM

On a cliff in the desert

Isn't bee waste called honey?

11/8/2019 1:28:41 PM

Central NY

Lol

11/8/2019 1:40:40 PM

Team Canuckle Heads

Haha. you can eat this if you want, but I'm not! I'm thinking it's bee shit. All black and cruddy looking

11/8/2019 1:45:00 PM

Central NY

Even a blind butcher can smell a beefheart....

11/8/2019 2:06:37 PM

Savage, MN

Ive seen people take dead out bee colonies and compost them. Honey is bee vomit, not sure if thats any better.

11/8/2019 2:47:13 PM

Team Canuckle Heads

lol....and all around a pig's ass is pork right

11/8/2019 3:51:53 PM

Lakewood, WA

You could compost it, soil test the results, and let us know how it goes :-)

11/8/2019 5:00:38 PM

Central NY

That’s right zeke...true story...

11/8/2019 5:27:33 PM

Team Canuckle Heads

You guys aren't helping at all lol. I guess I'll be the pioneer on this

11/8/2019 10:04:50 PM

Grittyville, WA

dead bees are excellent fertilizer... old combs can be acidic? but could be good

11/9/2019 2:42:15 AM

Grittyville, WA

maybe what you are talking about is what we call slum-gum... Should be very good fert. Might be a bit acidic.

11/9/2019 2:45:12 AM

Grittyville, WA

Its what is left over after wax is rendered out of the combs... The heating may remove some nitrogen but other than that, and the acidity, it should be good. I have monkeyed with it but there is still a lot I dont know.

11/9/2019 3:07:15 AM