Bees that Make Honey with Cannabis Resin

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Meet the French beekeeper, who invented “cannahoney”, a somewhat illegal but delicious and healthy product. The use of cannabis is legal in some countries and mostly for a medical use and this Frenchman, called Nicolas says he managed to heal himself many times by using this herb. Nicolas claims he trained his bees to do several activities, namely collecting sugar from fruits and to produce cannabis honey. What this means is that the bees collect the resin from the plant and then use it in the beehive to produce the honey. To learn more about this peculiar, but intriguing story visit the link below and find out more about Nicolas and his “cannahoney”.

He is called Nicolas, although he is known as Nicolas Trainerbees, a nickname that is not a mere coincidence.

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“I have trained bees to do several things, such as collect sugar from fruits, instead of using flowers”. In addition to beers, he has also worked with tarantulas, lizards and ants because, as he explains, he has “been passionate about nature since childhood”. This has led him to learn about the world of animal biology, entomology, cannabis growing, improving all kinds of plants and everything related to the world of beehives.

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18 Responses to “Bees that Make Honey with Cannabis Resin”

  1. Willow says:

    Just beautiful!!
    I sure would love to order some honey.
    Nice job, great photos.

  2. Jim Smith says:

    How get in

  3. Erika says:

    Canna honey. I want some . I live in California where can. I order some??? Please. Thanks

  4. Bruce Richardson says:

    FAKE – Honey is from Nectar – NOT resins – this guy is a fraud – sprayed his weed with sugar water #fail

    • TheFig says:

      Bruce. Bee keepers has manage to do this. This is not new news. It’s happening. Please inform yourself before spreading lies

  5. Maureen says:

    I’d like some pot honey. Just enough to fill a honey pot.

  6. Ryan says:

    Your comment is a fail. Honey is from pollen which is obtained from the male flowers.

    • Matt says:

      Ryan you’re the fail! “In fact, all honey is made out of nectar, whereas pollen is used primarily for protein and as food for larvae.”

      differencebetween.info/difference-between-nectar-and-pollen

    • BFBY says:

      Did you seriously post that…. do some research Ryan and pull your foot out of your mouth dude.

  7. diz says:

    Genialität ist einfach unbezahlbar! Aber wer braucht denn schon Geld!!

  8. De Davis-Guy says:

    As an OSU Master Beekeeper AND a medical marijuana grower, I can tell you that bees are only attracted to the sugar syrup sprayed on these plants for the picture. Marijuana produces no nectar or pollen, the two things bees need. This is misleading misinformation.

    • Gebb says:

      Bees collect resin to make propolis.Female cannabis flowers do not produce nectar which is converted to honey by evaporation. Male cannabis plants produce pollen used to fertilize female flowers. Cannabis is wind pollinated, not insect. Never heard of bees collecting propolis from cannabis but is entirely possible. VERY unlikely they would do so as portrayed in the photos. Looks like a sweetener was applied to the flowers to get the bees attracted

  9. voltaren says:

    Nice !

  10. Nunya says:

    What a dicksplash

  11. Joe says:

    Male cannabis plants do produce pollen

  12. JD says:

    @De Davis-Guy This is obviously nonsense, just like your claim that marijuana doesn’t produce pollen. Do some research before claiming to be an expert, you’ll look a lot less ignorant.

  13. Gebb says:

    Bees collect resin to make propolis.Female cannabis flowers do not produce nectar which is converted to honey by evaporation. Male cannabis plants produce pollen used to fertilize female flowers. Cannabis is wind pollinated, not insect. Never heard of bees collecting propolis from cannabis but is entirely possible. VERY unlikely they would do so as portrayed in the photos. Looks like a sweetener was applied to the flowers to get the bees attracted

  14. James says:

    I take rhubarb and blend it with sugar water. My reason is for a mite deterrent. The bees seem to love it and i don’t seem to have mite problem. I suppose i could do the same thing with weed. Hmmmmm….seem it would sell too.

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