Can you grow microbes surrounded by honey?

you can't use honey as a media to grow germs,but there is s disease cause by bacteria carried by pollens ,the germs called Clostridium botulinum ,that's why honey is foolish for babies under one year out-of-date,and this bacteria is used surrounded by Botox,it causes relaxation of the muscles.
probably. what helpful of bacteria are you trying to grow?
don't conjecture so.
depends on the strain, but yes it should be pretty easy to grow anything contained by a sugary substance.
Yes, Clostridium botulinum endospores can be found in honey.
No, honey is particular to stop the growth of bacteria. the ancient Greeks used honey as an precipitate form of penicillin.
No, if bacteria could grow surrounded by honey that owuld mean that it could run rancid, which honey cannot.
well,the answer is NO because the honey is hyperosmolar prevailing conditions (has low water content),so as bacterium enter the honey there will be shifting of fluid from the bacterium to the honey that will organize to shrinkage of the bacterium and it will die.
Yes, bacteria can grow only just about anywhere, why not a nutrient rich enivornment similar to honey. I think I own a jar of honey with some germs growing in it right immediately.
coltranficky has it right.
The germs may not grow in honey, but the spores will confidently survive. When ingested, they could easily kind you sick.
No - it is the best persevative and then brackish
Yep, that's why you don't give honey to a babe they can get botulism.