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Laurence Edwards coats black plastic frames in beeswax, then feeds the bees. They draw out the wax and build perfectly formed cells on the frames, creating uniform structures without the beekeeper having to build them from scratch.
Laurence Edwards coats black plastic frames in beeswax, then feeds the bees. They draw out the wax and build perfectly formed cells on the frames, creating uniform structures without the beekeeper having to build them from scratch.
These black plastic frames have been coated in beeswax, and then when you give the bees a little bit of a feed, they start to draw it out, create their own wax, and then you get perfectly formed beeswax cells.
