https://wroclaw.tvp.pl/70343271/doktor-haust-i-tajemnice-scisle-jawne
Time slot: 4:54 – 6:00 min.
Hardy Geraniums and cantips are undemanding. You will meet the first ones on almost all continents. In summer, they produce numerous, graceful, tiny flowers. In the winter, the aromatic geranium will help fight infections. Catnip is quite inconspicious but very attractive in terms of fragrance, They bloom for a long time attracting insects and … cats.
The yellow blossoms of honey goldenrod and the lilac inflorescences of sedum magnificens have adorned our bed since its opening, this fall. Cornflowers reminiscent of wheat fields and sage with intriguingly fragrant leaves, will bloom in the coming year. It won’t be long now.
It’s time for late summer-autumn Helenium. They are quite tall. They have beautiful flower baskets in colors ranging from deep yellow to intense red. Accompanied by them – Missourian Primrose with unusually delicate yellow-lemon colored flowers, which open in the late afternoon and wither the next morning.
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Academy of Young Explorers students visited Ulopolis. The meeting triggered a lot of interest.
Wasps are hostile to bees. They are eager to steal the collected resources from the hive. Unfortunately, an encounter with the hive guards awaits them at the outlet.
It’s already autumn and there seem to be few flowers around. However, our bees are carrying plenty of yellow pollen to the hive. Could it be that they have noticed the flower bed?
It’s getting colder and colder outside. So we have reduced the size of the outlets. This helps prevent hives overcooling. The bees are not bothered by this restriction. They find alternative entrances.
As of today, you can observe the temperature and humidity of the air in our hives on the Ulopolis website. We also provide data on the concentration of carbon dioxide, volatile organic compounds and particulate matter in the hives’ air. The curious ones may discover that we also know the weight of the hives.
We finished planting the plants, raked and cleaned up. Now we admire the whole thing. Enjoy!
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The first plants have appeared in our bed. We plant them in a “mix”. They have different heights, leaves and colors of flowers.
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We make a bed of honeymaking plants. It is located on the University Campus, next to our apiary. It has 440 m2. Stage 1 is the removal of the lawn.
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In Ulupolis, we harvested the honey. It has been a little, but beautiful and tasty!
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Sometimes bees connect frames with wax bridges. This affects the ventilation of the hive. Unfortunately, we have to break the connections in order to do the inspection.
The queen bee has an ID. Opalite tag makes it easier to find the queen on the comb. The color of the badge tells the age of the queen.
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During our weekly apiary inspection we observed the dance of the bees. This distinctive movement is a way of conveying information.
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We have recorded the process of winning a new bee. Thanks to new bees, the colonies in the apiary are becoming more numerous and growing stronger.
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