The multiplication of the number of families in small apiaries is most often done by creating the so-called. dumps during the benefit period, i.e.. from approx. 20 June. For this purpose, from strongly developing families, e.g.. 2…3 frames with brood (along with the bees that inhabit them) and puts it in an empty hive. In addition, it is good to shake off the bees from two frames to the new hive and add two slices of herbs or a frame with a knot. You shouldn't be taking. including taking the mothers from the hive, but you have to deliver a new one. As bees from a given brood arrive and the colony continues to develop, frames with dried or knots need to be added. Also remember, that strongly developing deposits will need replenishing food supplies.
The multiplication of the number of families in small apiaries is most often done by creating the so-called. dumps during the benefit period, i.e.. from approx. 20 June. For this purpose, from strongly developing families, e.g.. 2…3 frames with brood (along with the bees that inhabit them) and puts it in an empty hive. In addition, it is good to shake off the bees from two frames to the new hive and add two slices of herbs or a frame with a knot. You shouldn't be taking. including taking the mothers from the hive, but you have to deliver a new one. As bees from a given brood arrive and the colony continues to develop, frames with dried or knots need to be added. Also remember, that strongly developing deposits will need replenishing food supplies.
