How To Make Bees Build More Comb & Why? (Part 2) Beekeeping For Beginners
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- How To Make Bees Build More Comb & Why? (Part 2)
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Thanks for watching everyone! :) Have a blessed day!
Hello thank you for these clarifications and I wish you success I have a problem I find bees in front of the cell significantly and we are in the month 5. Do you have an explanation for this problem?
@@barkatdjelloul1824 Will yo explain the in front of the cell situation better? I'm not sure I understand the question. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video and hope you have a blessed day too.
@@jackbquick123 You're welcome! :)
Thank you for looks my video! Questions please comment below!
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Thanks Pavel Great Job....
Sorry Anna great job
Павел, спасибо за еще одно отличное обучающее видео. Ваш английский намного лучше моего русского
Great Movie
Fantastic video and lesson! Thank you Anna and Pavel! I always look forward to your videos!
Thank you! :) I'm happy to hear that!
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I feel like Pavel is really sharing his expert knowledge and holding things back. I’ve only had bees for 3 years and these videos are just what I’ve been needing. Many thanks.
Thank you for the nice comment! :)
Despite the language differences and my difficulty in understanding the heavy accent, I still enjoy this video and learned a great deal!
Thank you for taking the time to make it and for your dad to make the effort to explain things in a language not his own!
Take care and cheers from the oil patch in Central Wyoming, USA.
You’re welcome! I’m happy to hear that! Thank you for your feedback.
Hello Anna, First I would like to say thank you to your father Pavel and to you for educating me on such matters. I have just started my first beehive thanks to Dr, Leo Sharashkin who is also a native of Russia. The advice given by your father in this video will be one that I use to get my hive up and running a bit faster. Thank You Both!
You’re welcome! Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment and letting us know your thoughts. We appreciate that! :)
Thank you for the video. I do this already myself but it’s nice to see someone that has been keeping bees for so long teaching this method. It verifies that I’m doing the right things for my bees.
That is awesome! You are one of the smart ones. Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment! :)
Ana and Pavel thanks for another great teaching video. First off thanks for including the date in your video, that is so important to help us relate to the timeframe. Can you also help us by sharing your general location? I am learning so many different philosophical ways of thinking and ways of treating the hive/colony conditions from Pavel. I am amazed at the stark difference in my learning from other beekeepers and classes about today's lesson from Pavel. Having a Queenless hive in this situation during a Nectar Flow is not a "BAD SITUaTION" as I have been taught the you must get a queen in that hive or it is doomed! When in reality like Pavel has taught us today, the bees still know they have a job to do, so they are instinctively building comb and gathering nectar to make into honey. I wonder if they do this in hopes of a swarm moving into the hive at some point and allowing the species to survive in the fate of their family genetic line?
Finally, for all you haters that give a thumbs down, please comment why . Do you have a different opinion that we can learn from? I call you haters because not one differing or negative comment on this video, but there are fifteen thumbs down at the time of my comment. We have an opportunity to make these better videos if you comment along with your thumb action.
Thank you for your feedback! We are located in SC. The haters... the few times our videos did go very well, we would get like 14 dislikes all at once within a minute or two. I’m wondering if it’s the same person, different accounts. Because I’ve noticed that jump on all of our popular videos! I’m surprised we don’t have more haters lol because a lot of times the way we do things is different than some of the videos online. Yes, we are probably stepping on few toes but we are ok with that. We believe it’s important for people to see how beekeeping is done elsewhere and why we do it a certain way, so they can decide for themselves! I love my dad’s perspective on beekeeping and wouldn’t trade it for nothing else! He makes a lot of sense to me.
That guy is awesome and hilarious love the authenticity in his style!
Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment, we appreciate it very much! :)
I have been doing this for several seasons now and others questioned why - never really thought about it except to say that I was helping the bees more efficiently build out their frames. Your dad presented it well - and why he does it. It’s very intuitive. I even had people tell me not to do this but it always ended well for me.
That’s interesting and awesome! :)
The longer I listen the easier it is to understand Pavel and he clearly knows what he is doing.
Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment! We are happy to hear that! :)
I learned my lesson. Now making them make comb where I need it. Thanks so much.
You’re welcome! Thank you for commenting!
This is my favorite. What a gem. We are busy and happy too.
Mr. HoneyBeeKeeper enjoying his job , I like his way of explaination , passion about beekeeping , I want to meet Mr. BeeKeeper . Make more videos his other life experiences , education or other interests.
Awesome video ..
Thank you!! :)
Your dad is so awesome your very lucky to have a sad teach you beekeeping. He would make a good father-in-law 😉🐝🐝👍👍😆
Thank you for your support! I'm happy to hear this! :)
English is not my native tongue but listening to this guy for five minutes... My brain srarted to melt... Ohhh, what a relief when i panicked out...
I'm not sure I understand the comment.
Павел и Анна спасибо за ваш огромный труд. Ваши видео очень помогают мне. Я начинаю только работать с пчёлами. Спасибо большое. Пусть Бог вам поможет в труде.
Спасибо за просмотр! Я радa это слышать! :)
My grandparents were from Russia, hearing Pavel talk takes me back to my childhood in Pennsylvania. Grandpa had bees too.
Nice! Thank you for watching and leaving a comment! :)
This guy is a Legend
Great information as always. People keep bees. Bees don’t keep people.
Not sure from my experience if that is always true ha ha
Keep up the good work. Luv u both with your easy manner and relaxed attitudes.
We are happy to hear this! Your support means a lot to us! :)
Great video! 🐝👍
Thank you for leaving a comment! We are happy to hear this! :)
Great video ❤️
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Thank you for watching and leaving a comment Bruce! :)
you're so beautiful ms Anna' by the way you have very organized & very clean box hive' thanks for always teaching us madam/ sir :)
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Thank you! That is kind of you. It was a difficult step for me to be on camera. I'm more of a behind the scenes person.
@@AnnaKra facing your fears is paying off!
Thanks to you! You pushed me to do it! LOL.
@@AnnaKra :)
I will have to try this idea myself. This is an idea I have never heard before and it makes very good sense to me. I have a hive I can do this with soon. Thanks so much for the idea.
Wow! I’m surprised you never herd of it! Makes us feel good that we are putting content out there. I believe it’s called checker boarding, and I think there are different reasons why people checker board, one of the reason we do it for is to build more comb! Hope it works for you! Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment! :)
Very informative video. Please keep them coming. My bees have taught me this principle of comb building.
Nice! I’m glad to hear that! Thank you for watching! :)
I love his accent, so enjoyable. Makes me listen a little harder
Great information!🐝
Thanks for watching! :)
Great job. Thanks Thumbs up from Kentucky.
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Great video I like how you all explain things and your dad is an awesome bee keeper keep up the good work
Thank you for your feedback and for leaving a comment! We are happy to hear this! :)
Another good video. Thank you both!
Thank you for your support! We are happy to hear this! :)
Everything looks so organized! May God bless you both and your bees🐝🐝🌼🌼
Thank you, Mariya! :)
nice very good video
Thank you SUZI!!! :)
Great advice and wonderful video. I really think our 'new' American s bring so much skill and knowledge. Thank you for all you do!
You're welcome! Thank you for taking the time to leave your thoughts! :)
@@AnnaKra We are from Spokane, WA State. Here are some pictures of our operation. Enjoy: moosemeadowbeeevents.blogspot.com/
Wow! You have a nice set up going on! Thanks for sharing! I grew up in Portland, OR. :)
@@AnnaKra Do you know the Solodyankin Family ?
or Sipko Family?
Very nice! Thank you!
Thank you for the videos, good information, i will be starting in spring, first time beekeeping.
You’re very welcome! Thank you for watching!
I love watching your videos.
I have learned a lot
Thank you! We are happy to hear that! Thank you for watching! :)
Like that vedio sis!! Good job dad!!😊
Thank you!!
Say.... “Bees... you must be doing comb”. I’m gonna try that with my hives tomorrow! Lol love him!
lol. Thank you for watching! :)
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Thanks for watching and commenting! :)
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your dad is awesome! ty for the video. im a first year beekeeper
Nice! Thank you for watching and commenting! :)
i understand very well what he is trying to explain.
Love, Love ,Love your video
Thank you! We are happy to hear that! :)
I like your Dad he is very smart this is my first year cheers
Thank you, we appreciate your feedback! :)
anytime I understood all he said@@AnnaKra
Video is always good from ur daddy 😘😘..Always cloudy there in every video 😝😝❤️
Thank you for commenting and your feedback! :)
@@AnnaKra cannot stop commenting after watching and learning tips from him Great personality
Thank you! Your support means a lot to us! :) I think my dad is too awesome!
@@AnnaKra yeah sure he is..
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I found too many ants on top cover when i open top
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Thank you! Going into my hives today and placing the empty frames in the honey supers today. Thanks for this great tip.
Nice! We are happy to hear this! :) Thank you for commenting! :)
Thank you so much I just started bee keeping one year ago. I have a channel too! Just learned to catch a swarm, it was a great pleasure. ✌️❤️🐝
I'm glad to hear that! Thanks for watching! :)
cool
Thank you Suzannie! I appreciate the support! :)
Thanks for the video's, i will be starting in spring, new beekeeping.
That’s vey exciting! Hope all will go well.
Thanq for information about comb making by bees
You're welcome! Thank you for watching! :)
Good Info. Thanks for the Vid! Keep up the good work :)
Thanks, Nadia! :) I appreciate the support!
Hello Uncle and Anna,
Just a new comer from Thailand to follow your channel, love your video with cute and warm explations.
Have a nice day...💐😁👏
Thank you for commenting! We appreciate your feedback! :)
@@AnnaKra
Some clips for you for local honey harvesting here, enjoy...😁
Natural wild honey harvesting in Thailand.
ua-cam.com/video/j7SgFSomtpo/v-deo.html (with snake caught)
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Bee keeping in palm garden
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Eu gosto de ver seus vídeos parabéns pelo seu trabalho
Obrigado!
Discovered y'all just yesterday and so happy I did!!! But very unhappy that there are unhappy folks out there who'd dare give your daddy a thumbs down. Some just can't be pleased no matter what. Don't fret em cause we ALL LOVE Y'ALL! 💯♥️👊
Thank you! Yes, some people are hard to please. We are probably stepping on some toes too, due to different people teach certain things differently. Thank you for watching and for a thoughtful comment!
@@AnnaKra , reckon I'd rather step on their tosies than the 🐝'! Ifin anyone has a problem with one's way of beekeeping, ESPECIALLY CHEM FREE than they just have a problem. I've been keeping bee's just long enough to realize that the honey bees aren't exactly in deep love with ANY treatments, but it's a NECESSARY EVIL! And if we all REALLY wanna help save the bee's or love them at all, than we OUGHT to find the BEST, gentlest way to treat for pest. Y'all are are doing, best I can tell an outstanding job! Thank you!
@@brucekellman821 Thank you! You're very welcome! We are happy to hear comments like this one! I love the way my dad does beekeeping! Very affordable and it makes sense to me. I'm surprised we don't have more haters lol. We do a lot of things differently than what most beekeepers teach.
@@AnnaKra 👍
I understand little bit, but I learned lots. Thanks
I understood everything your father said! I cannot wait to fit the frames in my hive.
Nice! Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment! :)
Well done ! thank u for this nice video
Very helpful video. Does Pavel have any videos on how to increase hive population ? I'm having an issue with with of my hives.
Not yet, we will be posting a video soon on boosting a hive! Stay tuned. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment! :)
@@AnnaKra Great ;) I just realized Pavel lives in SC and so do I. Hope where he is at gets some rain. We are in a drought here in the upstate and it is starting to effect my hives.
@@Jymm444 Nice! We're neighbors! Yes, it's getting pretty hot.
Uncle Pavel has a funny English😁. It's a riot to watch😂😂😂.
Ha Ha I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks that. Thank you for taking the time to comment! :)
@@AnnaKra Спасибо вам Анна.😁
Y'all are great on Camera! Keep up the good work 👌👍😊😎
Thank you!!! :)
Hi . Thanks. PAVAL . Do you use 1 st in last out. So left side start. Put new frame left. Till 10 frame 5 frMe full. Pull one from right side add one new to left. Cycle out comb with new frame foundation. Please can you do a video on how bees build out a box of frames.
I remember nails on side of bee box.
Love the bee keeper super wiser. They say build comb nectar flow. Super wise say nectar come in. Love y’all.
I'll ask him and get back to you as soon as I can! Thank you for your support and comments, this means a lot to us! :)
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My dad said It doesn’t matter which side to start from, if it’s cold outside than you want to start with a honey frame than foundation and then brood.
wouldn't it help if you added more wax to the foundation when you switched the frames around? great video, well explained
I'm not sure I understand this question. What do you mean more wax?
@@AnnaKra it wouldn't work for bees wax foundation, but for plastic foundation, take a piece of pure bees wax and rub it on the foundation to add more wax to the foundation, probably could even melt it and paint a little on with a brush
Very good at explaining! Thanks so much! Checking it all your videos.
Thank you! :)
I could listen to him talk all day........
Lol. Thank you for watching and commenting! :)
I love your vlog
Thank you! That is very kind of you to leave a comment. :)
Анна Павел видио супер в английском ноль но понел речь идет о никтаре и жаре .
Спасибо за просмотр!
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So, is he saying that he removed the queen so that they bees would make more honey? Would he then after reintroduce a new queen?
Thanks for the videos from a new subscriber!!!
If you remove a queen the hive starts developing queen cells and a new queen should come out and mate. This process takes about 25 days. So during this period, they are gathering a lot of honey! We took this queen to save another hive that failed to develop their own queen. Hope this helps! If they fail to develop a queen, yes, only then we reintroduce a new queen. Hope this helps! Thank you for watching and leaving a comment! :) We also have a video called "Caging Queen" in that video we purposely leave the queen in a cage, the bees sense that their queen cannot lay eggs and start making queen cells to develop another queen. This way the bees are gathering honey for about 25 days instead of using the resources for brood, after about 23-25 days we take the caged queen out. This way we have an extra queen to make a split or to save another family, or to sell her. Or we leave two queens in one hive but divide them with a queen excluder. Leaving two queens like that strengthens the hive, and the bees bring more honey.
@@AnnaKra my brother (new beekeeper) and a friend (veteran beekeeper) have been experimenting with this also with explosive results! It is working extremely well and also in different hive styles. Long hives seem to actually work better with this method I guess. One very bad thing people do in our harsh climate is they get warmer climate bees and don't give them time to adapt. They feed the bees "protein patties" during winter to "save" them and end up killing the entire hive because the queen makes more bees when they should be concentrating on surviving the winter on what honey they have left. Many don't survive the winter because of that and the cycle continues. He and his friend are trying to make new "hybrid" queens that have mated with wild bees and survived at least a winter or two. They will then begin repedative splits to make new queens and distribute them in our area to save the population in our area. The next thing will be to get people to stop using the patties and only use sugar water if necessary. So far they have made huge progress!! Fingers crossed. Sorry if I didn't explain things perfectly, I'm not a beekeeper myself I just listen. Lol 🤣.
@@STEVES301 I love your explanation. It makes a lot of sense! We don't use protein patties. Thank you for taking the time to comment! :)
Thank you so much. I just started a bee keeping 4 year.
Just kashmir to catch a swarm... Apis carana bee's.
Awesome! I hope it goes well!
So in summary:
1: bees make honey in sequence frame by frame, they will be happy with one or 2 frames and stop making honey. So when hey make two frames, put an empty frame in between. they will instinctively fill it to maintain hive structure.
2: no queen, sometimes the queen dies and a new one isn't born yet, or sometimes they reject the queen. they will focus on making honey during this time rather than feeding offspring.
question: how long can a hive go without a queen?
It’s not recommended to have a queen-less hive for more than 25 days. After that the colony weakens and start making more drones. If there is a lot of nectar outside you can purposely take the queen out and save another family or sell it or make a split... in that period they will focus on bringing more honey for about 25 days before the new queen can start laying eggs. We have a video on our channel called “caging queen” where we purposely cage the queen so they start making their own queen for the purpose of gaining more honey in spring. This is best done when there is a lot of nectar flow. Hope this helps! Thank you for watching and commenting! :)
I really like this great information. It is missing in other beekeeping videos. It's your dad's 30 years of experience that makes the difference. Thank you for sharing with us!!! ;)
VERY VERY NICE JOB
Thanks for watching!!
Do you all have small hive beetles where your at? I'm in Southern Missouri and we have them, I gotta keep small hives in full sun or they'll have problems, I try to make strong splits and they handle them ,but I like to get queen mated before I use resources, so I gotta be careful on the smaller ones until they get built up.. Anyway I saw pine trees and was just curious if you have any Shb there ..Good info
We do have them, but not too many! So it’s not a big issue here in SC. Thank you for commenting! :)
Use oxalic acid should help. 40grams to a gallon of light syrup. Wal-Mart has 97c spray bottle get it. Fill it up open a hive and lightly spray each side of the frames with bees. You get the same bugs out by Columbia or Jefferson City too.
Baby Huey I got bees that rip Shb legs off, they go hunting for them when they smell one.They bite mites as well, REALLY hygienic
@@baddestbees3347 😂😂😂
Baby Huey it wasn't a joke I can send you a video lol I know it sounds crazy but they do,Go Beetle Hunting 😂😂😂 heck u got me rolling ,I sounding like a real hillbilly now,LMAO "My bees were out beetle hunting last night Again, searching them Combs to seek and destroy them Beetles they can't stand.Email me I send it..
Put the hives in full sun. Use screened bottom boards for IPM and more air flow. It helps the bees evaporate the nectar.
Yes, this can work in a warm climate. Thank you for watching and commenting!
Anna, I have a quick question for you and your father. I just started my first hive recently. On the 10th of May, last month, was the day I made sure the queen was released out of her cage. When should I do my first full hive inspection? Thank you in advance.
It’s a good idea to check them once a week! Thanks for watching and commenting! :)
@@AnnaKra Thank You Anna for the advice and the rapid reply.
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Thank you for watching and commenting! :)
Hello thank you for these clarifications and I wish you success I have a problem I find bees in front of the cell significantly and we are in the month 5. Do you have an explanation for this problem?
You’re welcome! Thank you for watching! Will you explain better the in front of the cell situation I’m not sure I understand the question.
You mean on the entrance? In front of a beehive?
Can you use chicken wire for honey comb ? Im lovin yalls accents !
My dad said he didn't try it but you should try it for experemental purposes! He believes it should work. Hope this helps. Thank you for watching and commenting! :)
Tell me how do swarm trap
We don't really do swarm traps, or at least not yet. We have cool videos on swarms but nothing on how to trap wild swarms. Thank you for watching!
Check out my channel as well, I just put up a swarm trap video, I had great success for my first swarm catch. Here is a tip, use lemon grass essential oil it attracts bees to your swarm trap or I used a nuke box to catch my swarm✌️❤️🐝
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Thank u 🌷
My concern is a hive stays 2 months without queen may cause a fake mam...? Or during april and may nectar flow will keep bees busy and be destracted not to discover the absence of the queen.
They can still develop another queen. Yes. You can do a split with her or sell her, or change out the old queen. We usually only cage her for about a month or so during the heavy nectar flow and only if there is a lot of bees.
Anna, we need a video on how to save queenless hives!
Please help 😊
We will be posting one this afternoon!! On How to save a queen-less hive. :)
I have small brood and I need more brood frames to be drawn. Should I remove honey supers and put all bees into brood box and add a large 10 litre sugar feeder. Until the brood is drawn.
Let me ask my dad for a detailed answer and I will get back to you.
Good night
What is the best type of wood for making the bee boxes ( deep & the supers)
Thank you
We use pine wood because it’s affordable and most beekeeping company’s use it, it’s the standard, and also lasts a while. It is accepted tho that the very best is cedar wood, but too expensive for most! Hope this helps! Thank you for watching and commenting!
Will the bees move nectar\honey up from the brood chamber to a new medium?
Yes, my dad said the bees can move the honey around where they think they need it. Hope this helps. Thank you for your question!
@@AnnaKra Thank you Anna and tell Pavel I said hi.... I saw his channel but seeing I don't understand Russian I didn't add him :(
@@jpthedelawarebeeman7887You're welcome! Yes, that channel is for Russians! lol.
@@AnnaKra I figured that out Anna :)
This technique probably confuses the bees since they cannot properly assess or count how much honey they have in store,
under the belief that the amount has been reduced, the workers are likely prompted to fulfill gathering roles until solid continuous blocks are made.
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Ireland calling l hAd hive that never drawn out all of the come now i know why do you do the same for brood box thank you
Hi, Anna I really love to listen to what your father said who had 40 years of beekeeping experience. But as we all know it is a bit difficult for us to listen to his English. So, it is possible for you to caption with proper English so that we can understand? Thank you in advance ~ I subscribed.
I'm working full-time right now and busy with other things in life. I am planning to do more videos in the future and hopefully with more clear English. Thank you for your suggestion but we don't make enough money to caption our videos at the moment. Everything we have on our channel right now was already a lot of hard work for free. Thanks for stopping by and checking us out.
@@AnnaKra In the beginning, but we people notice the content quality, they will subscribe. Always beginning is a harder time.
Just wondering if he needs a queen with a brood box for more bees?
Yes, if you have extra brood this is always a better option! We are filming for new beekeepers who have limited resources. You can add a queen only if the hive is queen-less. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching!
Thank you Anna !
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Thank you Natasha! :)
I've figured out I think why my bees are so mean
Why? Thanks for watching! :)
@@AnnaKra it's because I didn't use an inner cover and the bees are building comb up to the outer cover and sticking it down so when I open it it moves all the frames so today I will add an inner cover and a 1 gallon hive top feeder so I don't need to open it so much. If they still hate me after that they will just have to hate me.
Wow. Can you post pictures in this group. I just opened this group! I want to see your set up! facebook.com/groups/2283543025306664/
@@AnnaKra sorry no face book account
@@AnnaKra you'll be pleased to know it all went swimmingly not one sting hopefully next week I can enter that hive without an issue. If your interested I got the hive top feeders from blue sky bee supply perhaps I can send a picture using my brothers face book account. Have a great day.
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I builtl carpenter bee nests save the species pollinate my trees🙏
Nice!
Павел у вас хороший анг. язык. Только не забудьте тоже самое сделать на русском языке. Где ваша пасека находится?
We are located in South Carolina, please watch Russian videos on my Russian channel: PavelBee. Спасибо за просмотр! :)
It seems curious that you have a race of bees that need to be induced to "build comb"!
My bees on the other hand simply won't stop building comb!
Very curious!!!!!
Well, how long have you had your bees? When you first get them or expand a hive they don't build it right away. It also depends on the location and how much nectar is available.
Anna Kra
I began with bees in 1981.
That's great that you grew your bees to the point where they build all that comb! This video is for beginners who have un-built comb left which often happens with new beekeepers.
Your dad sad true, between brood will faster build foundation, because need for 1. Queen laying egg 2. Nectar/honey/pollen, but second reason build in brood part, comb wall will stronger from what left when birth from cell, i dont know how it call in english, and will be better when need extract honey from cell, no practiced beekeeper can damage 'virgin' comb (fully builed no brood comb) when extracting honey by hand
Yes! Thank you for watching and commenting! :)
What did he say?
If it’s hard for you to understand Pavel, please read subtitles. Thanks for watching.
In what country do you live
We are in United States, South Carolina! Thanks for watching!
@@AnnaKra watching you from Algeria, I am a beekeeper too.
@@abbesdimiri8839 Nice! :)
Beautiful Woman I need to help with bees
14:01 lol your dad is funny
Hi
I’m from India,
Andhra Pradesh
I want your 🐝
I pay for it
I’m waiting for you rply 😄🙏
Hi! We don't sell bees over mail. Sorry. Thank you for watching and commenting! :)
I'm sorry that sounds insensitive but I'm a little disappointed. This guy probably has a lot of great knowledge to share but for me he needs subtitles. His accent is a little too thick for me to follow what hes saying in depth.
Yes, please turn on the subtitles!