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Lemongrass Swarm Lure Essential Oil

Lemongrass Swarm Lure Essential Oil

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Lemongrass Swarm Lure Essential Oil is a natural attractant for drawing honeybee swarms into bait hives and swarm traps. Its scent mimics the pheromone scout bees use to mark a new home, and a 5 ml bottle with a built-in dropper baits roughly 10 to 15 traps.

At a glance

  • Type: Natural swarm lure, lemongrass essential oil
  • Size: 5 ml bottle
  • Coverage: Enough for 10 to 15 traps
  • Application: Built-in dropper for precise, mess-free use
  • Packaging: Dark amber bottle to protect from light
  • Storage: Refrigeration optional; stays effective when stored properly

Best for

  • Baiting swarm traps and bait hives
  • Attracting scout bees to a new cavity
  • Catching swarms to start new colonies
  • Beekeepers wanting a natural, low-cost lure

How to use

Place a few drops inside a bait hive or swarm trap near the entrance; just a couple of drops can stay effective for several weeks. Pair it with a swarm box trap to improve your chances, and reapply as the scent fades.

About Foxhound Bee Company

Foxhound Bee Company is a beekeeping supplier offering quality hive equipment, swarm supplies, and beekeeping essentials for hobbyist and commercial beekeepers alike.

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