How To Requeen An Angry Beehive
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- Опубликовано: 30 май 2024
- How To Requeen An Angry Beehive
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Hello, there is always dfferent way, first find current queen and remove it, and after one week back and clean any queen cells (at this time will be easy to find all of them) and put the new queen as regular introducing process. (this's more easier for myself)
Move the angry colony to a new spot to let the foragers fly back to the original spot, means less bees to look through to find the unwanted queen
100% agree. This method worked spectacular for me months ago.
I did put a box with 2 frames of brood from a manageable colony in the original spot.
Killed the unwanted queen, removed queencells generated from that queen and installed a queencell from one of the 2 frames.
So, I ended up with 2 colonies increasing my success chances.
Thanks, Laurence. I ordered a new Queen from you recently and i'm looking forward to requeening one of my hives who are just plain nasty! The date of the current queen's demise is down on the calendar!
Hi Laurence , this video is perfect timing and good to see how you managed this colony. I’m looking forward to receiving my Qs . Thank you again , bw Giles.
Love your videos Laurence! Thank you
This was like one of our hives, you thought about going in their hive and they'd be kicking the door in to get us lol, so we requeened with a BMH F1 Buckfast queen, about 5-6 weeks later it was the calmest of hives.
We have 2 ABB hives left, the rest weve replaced with Buckfasts, since then no one has been stung.🐝
I love your videos and how you take us through the whole process with results. Do you ship to states in the USA? Would love to have one of your queens. Thanks again.
Should I remove the workers you send with the Queen inside the cage before I put the cage into the brood box?
no you don't need to - they will protect and feed the queen until she is released
Great video
what gloves are you using please
It takes a bee three weeks to hatch - do you mean that all of those bees hatched during the fourth week?
Don't understand why you haven't kept monitoring the hive and destroyed and queen cells - especially as virgin queens are a pain to spot
I have bees like this when I do not use smoke why do u not use the smoke it calms the bees down. 1 week they are mean and he next week just as nice as you can be
If a colony comes and stings me in the face as I get out of the car, smoke or no smoke, it's time to requeen :)