How To Stop Swarming In Long Hives

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How To Stop Swarming In Long Hives
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@bluelab5019 2 года назад

Wish I'd seen this yesterday before mine left my long hive🤣. Not to worried, it was only a small swarm and I've now got them in a nuc at another apiery. I'm definitely going to move my brood back tomorrow, that's such a good idea

@AdsDem0n 2 года назад

Coming in 2023, double decker long hives 😀

@BlackMountainHoney 2 года назад

That would be awesome and make things a lot easier!

@johncoleman6218 2 года назад

Well rats! I just came in from splitting my long hive because I discovered 5 capped queen cells, and 4 frames of brood right by the entrance. Plus, mite washed at 3%... I split into a standard Lang, put the queen and 2 brood frames with the split, checkerboarded the long, and treated the long with formic pro and the split with Apiguard. I’ll try this technique next time!

@baybeeslancashire 2 года назад

Really great video, something i've just done, so useful thing to learn especially that you can treat as well.

@Banyan314 2 года назад

We have a flow hive set up in our long hive so this manipulation isn’t a option for us. Contemplating bruising all the honey frames in the brood box to encourage the bees to move the honey into the flow frames. Could prove tricky.

@juliegeorge1201 2 года назад

Great video. Wondering if you or anyone else ever uses a 1:1 sugar feeder frames in their horizontal hives.

@andrijatrinajstic6007 Год назад

Hi, Laurence! If you would have left the queen on one frame of brood near the entrance, and moved back the rest, filling the in between with comb or foundation, you would have had a Demaree, correct?

@petersmith4269 2 года назад

Really enjoying your videos. I am not yet a bee keeper, but we are planning to move to a new house with a much bigger garden, and I am seriously considering giving it a go. I am learning so much from you! The Hyde long hive looks have a very nice option. It looks really smart and well built, and I particularly like the fact that I could open the roof, but leave the clear crown boards on, to let my children have a look inside, without actually disturbing the bees and making them angry! I have a couple of concerns tho. As an inexperience keeper, handling the large frames could be difficult. I am also struggling to find any information about how to extract honey from such large frames, is it even possible? I see you can get a version of the hive using standard national frames, but presumably this gives the bees less room, and it seems room can already be a problem on the 14x12 frames? As an absolute beginner, would it make more sense to just go with a traditional hive set up, such as the Thorn budget national hive you reviewed in a past video? Sorry for the long post!

@peterwilson4074 2 года назад

When you move the brood back, do you have to fill the void with empty frames or cannot be left as a void until you feel the need to fill it up as the honey production increases.