Adding Queen Cell to Mini Nuc

[@scottpierson7495]

Love your mating station’s great idea

[@amarmkdad8186]

شكرا لك على هذه المعلومات
ونحن نتمنى منك ان تضيف الترجمة للفيديو كي نقدر على متابعتك ونستفيد من دروسك

[@wildoutdoors8089]

Please explain exactly, don't assume people know.

[@scottpierson7495]

Question where did you get those boxes. I use 50 of the white, white material are they?

[@carpsbees]

Respect!

[@ahmedbounce3053]

So now every one of these mini nucs will establish a colony?

[@chief2piece385]

No just a mated queen to add to a nuc or replacing a queen

[@leosanchez7925]

Aqui es dificil de consequir eso nucleo

[@DavidFrat123]

What is the purpose of closing them up for 4 or 5 days?

[@pcelarskisokak]

the purpose is that bees forgot old place and start like new colony, I do in the same way and the method is very successful

[@BeekeeperLebanon]

Thank you for the great video ! Can we directly introduce a virgin queen or a queen cell to the nuke or we have to wait 24 hours after it is made ?

[@BIBBA_UK]

We have found that you can run a recently emerged virgin into a nuc straight away. If you are introducing a cell to a freshly made up nuc with bees that have come from a queen-right colony, you are better protecting the cell before introducing it. We have a video on protecting cells: th-cam.com/video/XISh5WUUhx0/w-d-xo.html

[@amfarmsllc5624]

Did you just make the plastic type inner cover or can those be purchased?

[@BIBBA_UK]

They come as part of the Apidea. The cheap Chinese ones don't have them.

[@МухаммадшарифЮнусов-я3й]

Здравствуйте сколько стоить?

[@pascallpascall15]

hi can u tell me where to buy the mini nucs pls

[@mikeries8549]

Mann Lake Ltd sells them but not identical to the ones on this video.