I'm impressed, congrats on rearing the queen! You know what to do and from hear it's finessing the process. that was so cool to see the nasonov glands appear. good to see how the workers should react to a new queen. It was awesome to hear your commentary on what was happening as they inspected their new queen. thank you for showing us your first queen rearing!
Sometimes the queens will go back in the cell to eat the royal jelly and get stuck. Ideally the day before they are due to emerge add i small drop of honey/sugar water. Then when she emerges remove or squish the cell. Better still try and add the queen cell to the queenless colony. Thanks for sharing and take care 🐝🐝
Next time, use a little bit of propolis or wax to hold the brown cell cups in the yellow cup holders. The cups fell down as the queens were trying to emerge, which is why they couldn’t get out of the cells.
Is the only way to prevent swarming, getting the queen cells out into a finisher/separated from old queen before they hatch? Or is there something else you can do also?
11:31 love it!!! Thanks for the authenticity!
Dude, you made a queen your first time out. Right on.
I'm impressed, congrats on rearing the queen! You know what to do and from hear it's finessing the process. that was so cool to see the nasonov glands appear. good to see how the workers should react to a new queen. It was awesome to hear your commentary on what was happening as they inspected their new queen. thank you for showing us your first queen rearing!
Not the prettiest way of doing things, but it’s reality. Now we know what to do better next time. Glad you liked the rambling commentary. 😆 Thank you!
Sometimes the queens will go back in the cell to eat the royal jelly and get stuck. Ideally the day before they are due to emerge add i small drop of honey/sugar water. Then when she emerges remove or squish the cell. Better still try and add the queen cell to the queenless colony. Thanks for sharing and take care 🐝🐝
Next time, use a little bit of propolis or wax to hold the brown cell cups in the yellow cup holders. The cups fell down as the queens were trying to emerge, which is why they couldn’t get out of the cells.
Thanks! We'll give that a try after our move!
Is the same, food or wax.
12:40 you must to put inside10 bees to help The quinn. Thank you.
Is the only way to prevent swarming, getting the queen cells out into a finisher/separated from old queen before they hatch? Or is there something else you can do also?
If the bees are already planning to swarm, there isn’t much you can do to stop them. Swarm prevention is the key.
Im going to try this method
Can u tell me if the queen is laying a eggs in cups of nucos box then queen will release in hive are not
Because i have used a box but bees are dragging their eggs in cell holder and dropped in outside the hive
"Technically fine" caging of the first queen has me ROFLMAO.....Thank you for all you do...
She did not want to get in the cage! Thank you though!
@@RascalApiary It was funny cause the grandkids said that is what would happen to me....
@@goldensilver793 It worked out okay in the end! That’s the most important part.
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The Nico system is a bad system.
If you get 30 percent it's a joke. Or you are doing something wrong.