Moving Queen Cells to Nursery Frames

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[@KajunHomestead]

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[@fishingforbees]

Great information on making sure the plug holes don’t get plugged by wax
Nice job

[@KobeApiaries]

Yeah. We learned that one the hard way. 🤣🤣🤣

[@fishingforbees]

@@KobeApiaries
Best way to learn. We tend to not forget those lessons😀

[@KobeApiaries]

Amen to that!

[@russellkoopman3004]

Nice queen cells.

[@KobeApiaries]

Can't wait for them to emerge! They are Harbo F2s!

[@FarmerJohnStephens]

looks like the Wave that I carry.

[@KobeApiaries]

You got it! I wish I would have gotten the titanium one!

[@cutlerbm]

Beekeeper from Northern Illinois here. Thanks for the information. We’ve always put the cells in queenless nucs rather than hatched virgins. When introducing them into a queenless nuc do you cage them or just directly introduce? Thank you.

[@KobeApiaries]

We candy release. We should probably make a video of that too. We will add it to the list. In the meantime, we have a written guide on our website. It is the first question at the top of the page.
kobeapiaries.com/faq