Preparation of the spoon is what needs to be done:
Add the sugar: Fill a spoonful of sugar, about two-thirds. You can also use a plastic lid as an alternative.
Add water: Mix with water until the spoon contains two thirds of sugar and one third of water.
Location: Place the spoon or cap outside your door, protected from wind and rain to make sure the mixture remains intact.
The life-saving impact Why put a mixture of water and sugar in your garden? This seemingly simple concoction is a crucial energy booster for bees and bumblebees. These insects are often too weak to return to their hives after long outings. By ingesting sugar water, they can regain enough strength to continue their vital role in pollination.
To maintain this mini hive, consider replacing the mixture of water and sugar every three to four days. This practice not only supports our bee population, but also contributes to environmental health in general.
By integrating this little gesture into your nighttime routine, you can play an important role in supporting our ecosystem and ensuring the survival of the essential bees, which are essential pollinators of our environment.
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