Five Modes Of Failure For Queen Introduction
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
- Five Modes Of Failure For Queen Introduction
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Would please talk about this subject for Primorski bees? I have read that it's more difficult and they aren't beginner bees in general.
6 The Queen cage falls to the bottom of the hive covering the entrance of the cage. 😱
Hi Lawrence, I had 2 queens from you mid June to fix failed matings. I was going on holiday 2 days after the queens arrived, so could not go back in and open the tabs. I took the tabs off but covered the holes with masking tape, made a small hole in the masking tape at both of the tab locations. Came back 2 weeks later, both queens alive and laying well. Thanks Barry.
Laurence, what a great video with very knowledgeable information. Thank you for sharing this information.
How long do you wait to check a queenleas split after introduction of queen
We leave for 7 days after popping the tabs
How long should it take for them to eat their way out ?
That's a great video Laurence. Though I have kept a small number of bees for quite a few years now it was only last year that I started to use test frames with eggs to check queen status, the bees seem to give the correct answer all the time! 😊
Took down all the queen cells on day 7, popped the quuen in. Went back today, day 9, took diwn another 8 small queen cells and a few cups, and popped the tabs on the cage. Fingers crossed I'll see her doing her thing next Sunday
Good advice, especially the first one, test frame and check.
I had a queenless Colony, but for some reason one of my 2024 virgin queens must have flown back into the queenless Now mated and there was eggs.
Luckily i checked again before putting a new queen in.
Just experienced number 3 but couldnt work out waht happened thank you Lawrence
That was me 😂 I had the smallest queen hiding when I requeened.
BTW the Caucasian queen that I bought off you is awesome. She is perfect for my location, high up, wet, windy lots of clover and heather, plus two garden centres. I did notice that the bees had to resize the cells before the queen would lay.
Caucasian queen went into a hive of black bees.
Really happy with her, will definitely be getting a few more next year.
Could you requeen a hive in the same day? find the failing queen squish her then add the new queen with tabs open? or is that high chance of not being accepted
I have my nucs made the day before and add the queen as soon as I get her
Like the cap is it one of yours
Great video, wish I watched it a month ago. Would have saved me $190.00 (1st mated queen $45 +$40 shipping) (2nd mated queen $45 +$40 shipping) 😢
Maby do your own research next time😂
@@Iemand-q826 what a nasty person you are.
Do you still have Queens I have a hive four Queens have hatched not a egg or larvae
@@patrickmcauley151 yes. Still got stock for delivery this week