Placing a Graft and Moving a 5 Frame Nuc Into A 10 Frame Box

[@Danmclay2]

Well done Chris on your first 100 not out 🎉

[@KiwiWildman]

Thanks 👍

[@thebeesmith9746]

Congratulations on the 100 video milestone! I enjoy watching!

[@KiwiWildman]

Thanks so much!

[@pgoessnitzer]

Hi Chris - Congratulations to your 100th video! I appreciate your channel very much and always look forward to the next clip. Greetings from Oregon - Peter

[@KiwiWildman]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@peteoneill875]

100 You tube videos ! Well done. I think i have seen them all and I enjoy watching them, learning little bits and tips along the way. Also great to see local beekeeping (I live in Waitati so only about 30 min drive away)
Keep up the good work.

[@KiwiWildman]

Thanks Peter, I didn't realise we were neighbours 😀😀😀

[@gallowaylights]

Wow, you get to keep 😢 we are still in a freeze.

[@KiwiWildman]

Yes, but of course we get the cold when you are having fun :)

[@kathyhathaway8823]

When you put your grafting frame in your starter hive do you put a frame of pollen on each side of your grafting frame. I have saw several people that does that . They say it helps that the bees do not have to go a long way to get the pollen for feeding the larvae. Thanks

[@KiwiWildman]

Hi, no I don't. I make sure there is plenty of pollen in the top box and I get pretty good results. I will try that and see if it makes a difference. Thanks for the tip.

[@Avi-ow4wo]

Congrats on ur 100th episode. South Island or north?

[@KiwiWildman]

Thanks. South Island, near Dunedin

[@brucebennett5354]

Dunedin looks cool in January.

[@KiwiWildman]

31 C last week, high 20s one day, 12-15 the next.