An intersting concept. Some think under the roof is inside the hive. I don't, but I wonder what others think 'inside the hive' means. Anyone?
Under the crown board
As others have said inside to me means below the crownboard.
As far as I know, the Borg considered the Hive to stop at the surface of the cube. Rather like bees.
Would the loft of a house be considered inside or outside?
So has everybody been putting matchsticks in the wrong position all these years?
My hives have never suffered with wasps, perhaps thats because I don't take the entrance block out, drop anything in the apiary, or put traps out, so how do wasps gain entry to the roof space - perhaps badly fitting rooves or gaps between supers?
… Inside, for me, is def like JBM - underneath the solid crownboard.
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