Where It All Began
The flowers that bees pollinate not only have a significant impact on the honey that they produce. It determines the nutritional and medicinal value of the honey as a whole. The nectar from flowers contains different types of sugars, enzymes, and other substances that can affect the color, taste, and nutritional content of honey.
Our Mission
Brazen and Bold, the Apis Dorsata pollenatring the blooms set highest in the Forest Canopy A few types of honey are highly prized for their unique antibacterial properties, which are believed to be due to the specific types of flowers that the bees pollinate.
Aside from the nectar, bees also collect pollen from flowers, which can also affect the honey. Pollen is a rich source of protein, vitamins, and minerals, and it can add nutritional value to the honey.
Aside from the nectar, bees also collect pollen from flowers, which can also affect the honey. Pollen is a rich source of protein, vitamins, and minerals, and it can add nutritional value to the honey.
Our Story
Brazen and Bold, the Apis Dorsata pollenating the blooms set highest in the Forest Canopy A few types of honey are highly prized for their unique antibacterial properties, which are believed to be due to the specific types of flowers that the bees pollinate.
Aside from the nectar, bees also collect pollen from flowers, which can also affect the honey. Pollen is a rich source of protein, vitamins, and minerals, and it can add nutritional value to the honey.
Aside from the nectar, bees also collect pollen from flowers, which can also affect the honey. Pollen is a rich source of protein, vitamins, and minerals, and it can add nutritional value to the honey.