option before, but an American startup called
Living Interiors is changing that with their
revolutionary new product......
The BEEcosystem is a hexagonal cedar
observational hive, "small enough to be
manageable in non traditional beekeeping
spaces," but also large enough to produce
cut-comb honey. The viewing window on
the hive allows people to see the bees at
work on the hive. That's sort of like a fish
tank for bees, but the BEEcosystem is a lot
friendlier to the winged insects.
It is a wall installation that can be placed
indoors or outdoors, and it comes with a
red light filtering cover that helps maintain
the bees' natural cycles irrespective of
artificial lighting in the room. It even come
with a transfer tube setup for sliding
windows, so bees can leave or enter the
hive as they please. The hive is modular,
which means new ones can easily be
attached as the colony expands.
The BEEcosystem is incredibly user
friendly too – the honey bees come pre-
installed so all the end user needs to do is
mount the hive on a wall using the wall
bracket provided. The unit is pretty easy to
maintain as well – it has a cleaning drawer
that collects debris from the bottom of the
hive, while keeping the bees safely away. A
top feeder allows bees to be fed when
certain flowers are in bloom.
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