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5 weeks no capped brood

16 years ago

ok i have two hives i installed MAY 6 .

To day i inspected my hives and the one has like allmost 3 full frams of CAPPED brood why while the other one has none why would that be? I seen both qweens. Could THE one qween noT be breed? (I'M guessing not) I cleaned the top feeders out and added syrup what should i do get a new qween or will the hive be alittle late at making capped brood ?

any help would be nice . Also the hive has lots of honey and i'm not sure about the eggs i trying to see them but i'm not sure if i can see them or not.

What should i be looking for should i see baby bees yet?

thank you

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Konrad___far_north
16 years ago
Look for eggs in bottom of cells, if nothing, take a frame out with new
eggs from the other hive and put in,...if need be, they can raise a new
queen,...or, get rid of the old queen, wait for 3 day's, purchase a new one and install.

Konrad
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