A bee is on my plant?
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green_nobody
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sure that this was a bee, there are flies which "imitate" the appearance of bees to scare of predators. and those flies are bad news most of the time.
if it was a bee it would be odd, since cannabis produces no nectar which attracts bees since it is their major food source. kind of odd, but look around if you got aphids around in your grow, some produce a sugary excrements which attracts bees too.
if it was a bee it would be odd, since cannabis produces no nectar which attracts bees since it is their major food source. kind of odd, but look around if you got aphids around in your grow, some produce a sugary excrements which attracts bees too.
Bees look for pollen not nectar. Resin glands attract bees, they are essentially harmless to your plants unless they have visited a male somewhere
green_nobody
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dude, what do bees feed off?! it isn't pollen, so why should they be looking for it in the first!? bees feed of nectar and the pollen that is stuck to them is a bundle plants put on them in exchange for the nectar. the nectar is the decoy to attract the bee if want it that way, they have no use for it, hack it makes life harder on them since it adds weight they have to haul around in flight!
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ag0lden0ne
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Man, that Bee has got all the sticky resin hes bringing back to feed the Larvae. Those bee larvae are gunna be HIGH!!