Searching for a New Queen: Beekeeping Adventure

In this episode, I embark on a hopeful quest into the beehive, searching for a new queen following the unfortunate death of our original queen. Despite my optimism, the search proved unsuccessful. However, there’s a silver lining: the bees continue to collect resources efficiently, showcasing their resilience. Join me as I share this journey, the challenges faced, and the fascinating behavior of our hardworking bees.
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[@Cubrider]

You need to give them 3 to 4 weeks to start laying. I read you had more videos to come so ill sub and look out for them. My advice is to have at least 2 colonies so one can always save the other.

[@ThisMattsLife]

@@Cubrider I agree with you! The plan was to split the hive so I could have another one on the go and then the queen died. However, it's all learning and I appreciate you passing knowledge along.

[@robinbeavan5152]

It's hard to spot an un marked queen.look for freshly laid eggs.there could be a queen in there.is there any grubs?I would give it 2 more weeks if there are empty queen cells.good luck.

[@ThisMattsLife]

@@robinbeavan5152 thanks for your encouragement. This was filmed a few weeks ago.i have a few more videos lined up which should explain things. Hopefully, fingers crossed, it can all be sorted.