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Re: Thymol crystals, used to be Formic Evaporation
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> Any ideas on using this method with two deep boxes?

We rarely use 2 boxes as our near-native A.m.m. are normally happy in just a
single British National box, but when we do double up, perhaps when uniting
in the autumn, we just double the amount of thymol, i.e. we use two honey
jar lids, each with 8g of thymol in each, but both go on the top box - we do
not put any between the boxes.

Best wishes
 
Peter
52°14'44.44"N, 1°50'35"W

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