JZ-BZ Grafting Spatula, USA
The grafting spatula made from soft plastic is designed for transferring larvae by the American company JZ-BZ, and is very convenient and practical.
JZ-BZ Grafting Spatula, USA
The JZ-BZ spatula for transferring larvae is an excellent choice for beginner beekeepers and a useful alternative for professionals. The spatula is made from soft plastic. The handle is hexagonal and features JZ-BZ branding. Its soft needle-style tip deserves particular mention, as it performs the task extremely well. The special softness allows bee larvae to be transferred with minimal risk of injury. The specially curved shape of the blade gives the beekeeper a clear view of the larval transfer process.
The American company JZ-BZ has a narrow specialisation and works exclusively with equipment for queen rearing. This allows it to focus all its creative potential on developing queen-rearing practice and, as a result, to offer the beekeeping market products of the highest quality. After using JZ-BZ products, you will remain loyal to this company.
For grafting larvae, one-day-old larvae aged from 6 to 24 hours are used. To monitor the age of the larvae, you can control the queen bee’s laying on an inserted comb, or judge by the size of the bee larva itself. The image shows larvae suitable for grafting. Older larvae do not receive the proper queen-rearing care, which may affect the quality indicators of the queen bee produced.