There is a swarm of bees in my house. How to raise it?

Take some light salt water and sprinkle it gently on the bees.

Find a big box and gently cover the bee colony with a gauze-like bag (such as rice bag or washed fertilizer bag) from below.

Put them in the bag and pour them into the box. Remember to leave a hole for them when sealing the box, not too big, as long as bees can get in and out.

Just put it in a cool, ventilated and well-lit place.

The queen bee lays eggs in the nest room and the larvae live in the nest room. Larvae living in groups are fed by worker bees, while those living alone feed on female bees and are stored in bee bread in the nest room. When the bee bread eats them up, the larvae mature and pupate, and emerge from the cocoon when they emerge.

Domestic bees breed several generations a year, and wild bees breed 1~3 generations a year.

Overwintering with mature larvae, pupae or adults.

Generally, males appear earlier than females, with short life span, and do not undertake the tasks of nesting, storing bee bread and raising offspring.

Female bees build nests, collect pollen and nectar, and store them in the nest room. Their life span is longer than that of male bees.

In the bee society, they still live a matriarchal clan life.

Bees go through four stages in their life: eggs, larvae, pupae and adults.

The content of this article comes from: Encyclopedia of Animals and Plants of China Agricultural Publishing House.