The product is used with a manual sprayer.
Apimil® is safe for honey bees. No side effects
of applying the product directly to hives have been observed.
900ml
of water
100ml
of Apimil®
Apimil® is a concentrate, which should be diluted with water before use as follows: 100 ml of the product should be diluted with water to the volume of 1 litre.
See how to use Apimil® properly,
to get the expected results.
Spray the equipment and all the elements attractive for honey bees with Apimil before starting apiary activities.
Before introducing a new honey bee queen, make sure that the colony
is orphaned or find and remove the old queen. Spray the product on
all the frames with honey bees.
Spray carefully the honey bee queen which is going to be introduced
with the product and release it directly onto the frame. When
introducing the honey bee queens to an orphaned colony, it is
recommended to eliminate emergency nurseries.
When Apimil® is used, it is not a necessary condition for the honey
bee queen to be accepted. However, if mature nurseries are left,
several honey bee queens may appear in the colony.
In case of aggressive colonies, it is advisable to use Apimil also
on protective clothing, especially on hands.
Spray the interior of the hive through the inlet opening 5-10
minutes before opening an aggressive colony.
The product must not be applied directly to the skin.
Before combining colonies, find honey bee queens, remove them from
the colonies and leave the honey bee queen only in one selected
colony.
Honey bees from the colonies being combined should be sprayed on the
frames and transferred to a common hive.
