Carrot seedling honey is produced when bees gather nectar from the flowers of carrot plants, typically during the seedling stage. Carrot plants have tiny, delicate white flowers that bloom when the plant is allowed to grow for seed production. The bees collect nectar from these flowers, which they convert into honey.
This honey has a distinct flavour, often with earthy, slightly sweet undertones reminiscent of carrots. It’s a rare and unique variety of honey, as carrot plants are not commonly grown in large fields for nectar production. The resulting honey retains all the natural benefits of raw honey, including antioxidants and enzymes, with a flavour influenced by the carrot flowers.