steveselvage
House Bee
- Joined
- May 8, 2009
- Messages
- 114
- Reaction score
- 28
- Location
- Southampton Hampshire
- Hive Type
- National
- Number of Hives
- 14
I have a couple of hives that have been queenless over a few weeks,one now has a couple of frames of brood but the other still does not, anyway ive noticed that the larger colony has been filling most of the brood box and a super with honey but it is granulated, white even the uncapped area.
I tasted it and it tastes just like sugar,ive not been feeding the bees so i would like to know is there a plant that they could have got it from?
Also with the brood box stuffed with stores will the new queen be stuck for laying room? if so should i put in a few frames of foundation?
I tasted it and it tastes just like sugar,ive not been feeding the bees so i would like to know is there a plant that they could have got it from?
Also with the brood box stuffed with stores will the new queen be stuck for laying room? if so should i put in a few frames of foundation?