Why do grapes attract bees when they are ripe? What should we do?

First, the reasons why vineyards attract bees

Grape, also known as raisin, grass dragon ball and mountain gourd; Grape fruit is one of the fruits that people like to eat, because it is bright in color, thick in flesh and thin in skin, sweet and sour. Grape is rich in nutrition, containing trace elements, carotene, fructose, fruit acid and other nutrients needed by human body. Grapes attract bees and other insects, because grapes contain fruit acid, and ripe grapes will give off a certain sour taste, which is the favorite taste of bees and other insects.

? Generally, grapes are easy to burst when they are ripe, and the glucose secreted by grapes on the burst fruit will attract bees. When the weather is good, grapes secrete more glucose. Bees themselves like glucose insects best. For some reason, the grape fruit bursts, and the grape leaves produce aphids and secrete manna, thus attracting a large number of bees to fly back and forth on the grapes.

2. Use aromatherapy, water, gasoline and foam water to drive away bees.

1, smoke away bees with incense.

Bees are afraid of smoke. If there are bees around you all the time, you can light a substance that will release smoke. This is the best way to drive away bees. Bees are very afraid of smoke. If you smoke it for a long time, it will fall to the ground and will never haunt you again.

Step 2 fetch water for bees

? A flying insect like a bee can hardly fly as long as its wings are wet. So you can splash water on bees, which means the probability of hitting bees may be very low. It is best to spray a large area so that bees can't fly and naturally won't come again.

Bees don't like the smell of gasoline.

Bees hate the smell of gasoline volatilization. Friends who have gasoline at home can pour it into a bowl or open a bottle. Bees will stay away from the smell of gasoline and will not stay here.

Step 4 spray foam water

Bees are afraid of bubbles because once their wings are covered with bubbles, they will fall off if they are overweight. In addition to spraying, you can also spray foam water, that is, add a little detergent or shower gel to the water, stir it into small bubbles, and then spray it on the bees. But there are also some shortcomings, that is, the bubble moves slowly and the hit rate is low.