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Apimix 67, ready-to-use stimulation syrup: 40 % fructose, 30 % dextrose and 30 % sucrose at 66 °Brix, with HMF under 20 ppm, B vitamins and amino acids. The bag stays closed: lid facing down and 8 to 12 holes on top; opened, bees drown. No need to dilute.
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66 °Brix DENSITY |
34 % WATER · NO DILUTION NEEDED |
Ready-to-use stimulation syrup in 1 kg bags: lay them closed over the frames and prick them on top.
An invert sugar syrup with fructose at 66 °Brix, with HMF under 20 ppm and enriched with B vitamins and amino acids.
01 · HOW TO PUT IT ON
The mistake that costs bees is opening the bag. With the syrup exposed, in weak colonies many drown — it is runny, and a bee that slips does not get out. The current pack is used closed: lay it over the frames or the crown board with the lid facing down, without blocking the bees’ passage, and make 8 to 12 holes with a sharp point on top, as the manufacturer indicates. The bees drink through those holes and no sheet of liquid forms. If you prefer to work in bulk, empty it into a feeder with floats.
02 · WHICH SUGARS IT CARRIES
The blend is 40 ± 2 % fructose, 30 ± 2 % dextrose and 30 ± 2 % sucrose on dry matter: an invert sugar syrup with added fructose. Two thirds of the sugar arrive as monosaccharides the bee takes up directly; the sucrose she splits with her own invertase, as she does with nectar. HMF stays under 20 ppm and it carries potassium sorbate as a preservative, at 0.10 % at most. The high fructose content is also what stops it crystallising in cold areas, so the bag stays available when the temperature drops.
03 · WHEN AND HOW
At 34 % water and 66 °Brix, this syrup already arrives at working density: it does not need water added, unlike the thick syrups. It is the stimulation format — it goes fast — as against a fondant, which is for maintenance. And precisely because it is taken so quickly, be careful not to spill outside the hive: a few drops on the apiary floor and the smell of sugar sets off robbing.
04 · BEFORE YOU BUY
It is syrup, not paste: for starting the queen laying or covering a gap with the colony active. To hold stores over months, a fondant lasts better. And the standing rule: do not feed during a flow if you are going to harvest that honey for sale.
In Apimix 67, the number is its density: 66.5 % dry matter, already a 2:1. There is also Apimix 75, a 3:1 for stores, but only in an IBC or by tanker.
| ✓ FITS | On the frames or crown board, closed and pricked on top, or poured into a feeder with floats. |
| ⚠ BEAR IN MIND | Open the bag and bees drown. And spills cause robbing. |
| LTA reference | 120158 |
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| Type | Ready-to-use stimulation syrup |
| Format | Box of 10 kg with ten 1 kg bags |
| Sugar profile | Fructose 40 ± 2 % · dextrose 30 ± 2 % · sucrose 30 ± 2 % (on dry matter) |
| Density | 66 °Brix · 66.5 % dry matter |
| Water | 34 % |
| HMF · preservative | HMF under 20 ppm · potassium sorbate ≤ 0.10 % |
| Added | B vitamins and 18 amino acids, in mg/kg · crude protein: < 0.5 % |
| Placement | Closed bag on the frames, lid facing down, with 8 to 12 holes on top |
| Best before | 18 months from manufacture, in a cool, dry place out of the sun |
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Stimulating your colonies is straightforward with Apimix, an inverted sugar syrup enriched with vitamins and free amino acids. Its flexible packaging makes application easy and safe, while the enzymatic production process keeps HMF below 20 ppm—ideal for giving your bees a boost right before the flowering season. Apimix helps you keep your colonies in peak condition when they need it most.
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