Tomo
House Bee
- Joined
- Aug 8, 2012
- Messages
- 251
- Reaction score
- 0
- Location
- Colchester
- Hive Type
- Commercial
- Number of Hives
- 4
Hi,
Tomorrow I will (probably) be uniting a large q- hive with my spare q. There is an almost full and capped super on the large hive with I imagine about 1 third of it osr which i intend to remove. As the temperature in the super will drastically reduce if I leave it above the unite what is the best way to store it at home? Airing cupboard 26 degrees c ? I am planning to extract asap, depending on when I can get hold of an extractor. Thanks. And no I don't have a warming cabinet or fan oven (yet).
Tomorrow I will (probably) be uniting a large q- hive with my spare q. There is an almost full and capped super on the large hive with I imagine about 1 third of it osr which i intend to remove. As the temperature in the super will drastically reduce if I leave it above the unite what is the best way to store it at home? Airing cupboard 26 degrees c ? I am planning to extract asap, depending on when I can get hold of an extractor. Thanks. And no I don't have a warming cabinet or fan oven (yet).