Single Grafting Bar for Royal Jelly - 33 Cups

One row, easier monitoring per frame, the right format for small and mid-scale production.

🎯 33 cups in a single row — clear sight of every position

A single row means an unobstructed view of each cup the moment you open the frame: acceptance, jelly volume, and larval development at a glance without having to work around a second layer. That visibility matters when you're dialling in a new receiver colony, troubleshooting a low acceptance run, or simply learning to read what the bees are telling you. Conditioning the bar in the hive for 24-48 hours before grafting remains the most cost-effective way to improve acceptance rates.

🔄 Same harvest protocol, lower volume per bar

At 48 hours after grafting, remove the larva with a clean spatula or grafting tool and harvest. The food-safe plastic cleans up easily between cycles. Bear in mind that with 33 cups per bar you'll need either more bars per frame or more frames in production to match the output of a double-row bar — that's the straightforward trade-off of the format. Check compatibility with your frame support system before first use.