CATDOLL : CATDOLL: How to make a wasp build a nest

1. How can a wasp make a nest?

Just put the queen bee in it.

2. How to raise wasps

Those who want to collect hornets' nests and venom for medicinal purposes, or to obtain hornet pupae and adults for food, need to collect hornets at the end of September, help them build new nests, protect them safely over the winter, and let them reproduce in the second year. This requires a long period of raising them.

If you want to raise beehives for viewing purposes, you don't need to raise them for too long. You only need to prepare a beehive with wooden bars as the frame and iron mesh covered on all sides (it must have an openable door). At the end of September, when the hornets begin to leave the old nest, collect 10 to 20 hornets and put them in the cage. It is enough to watch them for 20 to 25 days. There is no need to protect them over the winter.

During this short breeding period, place some ripe apples and peaches (cut into small pieces) at the bottom of the cage every other day. When the temperature drops to 10 degrees in early October, place the cage in the sun for 1 to 2 hours to increase the temperature. Cover the cage with a thicker cloth or blanket at night, so that you can enjoy it until the end of October or even early November.

3. What should I do if wasps want to build nests on the wall?

We should take down the nest

1. Time to destroy the nest: Generally, it should be after 6 pm. People have working hours, and wasps are no exception. Hardworking wasps usually work hard outside during the day. If you occasionally encounter wasps near the nest, they are probably the type that leave early. Therefore, if you want to catch them all in one fell swoop, you should wait until they return to their nests before destroying them all.

2. Tools for removing a nest: 1. Protective clothing: an essential tool to protect yourself. Otherwise, if you are attacked by angry wasps, you will become a fermented steamed bun. 2. Insecticide: with a bottle in hand, you don't have to worry about wasps! 3. Sack: used to place wasp nests, it is the grave of wasps.

3. Tips: 1. If you think you can do it, then work hard on your own; if you are worried that you can't do it, then call 110 or the fire department, and don't try to be brave. If you try to be brave, the wasps will show their power later. 2. After the beehive is destroyed, don't be happy too early. In the next few days, remember to spray insecticide near the original beehive, and do everything to perfection.

You can close the window for a while.

If that doesn't work, you can call the firefighters.

It is best to call the police. Calling 119 is the best way. They have special tools for lighting fires or fumigating with kerosene, but it is easy to cause a fire. Insecticides are useless against wasps in the hive. They can persist in the nest for more than ten hours. I have picked wasp nests before. I will tell you the process for your reference: Be fully armed and do not expose any place that may be stung. Use a very thick plastic bag to surround the hive and pick it off forcefully (the hive must be handled properly afterwards, otherwise it will attract bees), seal the bag, and put it aside for later processing. Spray insecticide on the hive. After that, there will be wasps (individuals) flying back one after another. At this time, just carefully eliminate them. It will take about a week for no wasps to fly back. But I have to remind Qiyi Pond to be careful not to be stung. Wasps are poisonous! ! Washing the wound with plenty of soapy water can relieve the pain after being stung.

After getting rid of its nest, spray some medicated oil or floral water on the nest and the surrounding area of ​​3 or 4 square meters, and it will never come back. Every time you get rid of its nest, you don't remove the source of the odor they leave behind, so they will rebuild it.

We should take down the nest

1. Time to destroy the nest: Generally, it should be after 6 pm. People have working hours, and wasps are no exception. Hardworking wasps usually work hard outside during the day. If you occasionally encounter wasps near the nest, they are probably the type that leave early. Therefore, if you want to catch them all in one fell swoop, you should wait until they return to their nests before destroying them all.

2. Tools for removing a nest: 1. Protective clothing: an essential tool to protect yourself. Otherwise, if you are attacked by angry wasps, you will become a fermented steamed bun. 2. Insecticide: with a bottle in hand, you don't have to worry about wasps! 3. Sack: used to place wasp nests, it is the grave of wasps.

3. Tips: 1. If you think you can do it, then work hard on your own; if you are worried that you can't do it, then call 110 or the fire department, and don't try to be brave. If you try to be brave, the wasps will show their power later. 2. After the beehive is destroyed, don't be happy too early. In the next few days, remember to spray insecticide near the original beehive, and do everything to perfection.

You can close the window for a while.

If that doesn't work, you can call the firefighters.

The best way is to call 119, they have a dedicated tool

You can light a fire to roast or smoke it with kerosene, but it is easy to cause a fire. Insecticides are useless to wasps in the hive, and they can persist in the nest for more than ten hours. If you have more questions, you can click on the ID to consult.

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