What should I do if the Queen Bee is discontinued in July?
This is a problem that many beekeepers worry about. Many beekeepers believe that the queen bee stops spawning only in winter. In fact, in summer, the queen bee will also stop spawning in many places. Once many friends see the queen bee After the spawning stopped, I started to worry. After various inspections, the queen spawning problem was not solved. Instead, the bee colony was tossed away.
From the perspective of the bee tribe, if the climate where we breed bees is bad in July, the queen bee will stop spawning. In the case where we have no conditions to transfer the bee yard, the bee tribe believes that the best way is to feed the water. Honey, shade and cool down, let the queen bee rest for a summer. When the honey source is available in the fall, let the queen bee resume egg production, capture the summer honey source, and prepare for the winter.
For places where the temperature is too high, even if we can artificially restore the queen bee to spawn, but due to the lack of external honey sources, it is difficult to collect worker bees. The physical strength of a large number of worker bees is not cost-effective, so for over-summer, if there are no conditions for transition, it is best to follow the bee habits.
