Life of a queen bee

[@Demebeso714]

I thought the Queen Bee is feed Royal Jelly and this is what produces her...

[@beehivetutorials3205]

Yes. Bees feed her with royal jelly. But they need to feed the larva with royal jelly and that larva will then develop into the queen. All larvae are fed with royal jelly for the first 3 days but after that, only the future queens will continue to eat royal jelly and other larvae will eat pollen and honey. See: beehivetutorials.com/queen-bee-development

[@Demebeso714]

@@beehivetutorials3205 wow thank you so much for the detailed information!!!!! Awesome!!!!! ✅💯

[@beehivetutorials3205]

I'm glad I was able to help 🤗

[@menschenmampfer]

2:25 bro a queen bee d-rider💀

[@WeBeeKH]

Welcome new queen

[@Bobcagon]

If a hive swarms and leaves queen cells… how long after the swarm will the queen emerge?and from that day forward.. when will she lay first eggs?

[@beehivetutorials3205]

Swarm will most usually come out when queen cells are already closed. So new queen should emerge not more than 7 days after the swarm. She will go to her mating flight in a couple of days and (if successfully mated) start laying a couple of days after that. So you can expect to see eggs between 2 and 3 weeks after the swarm. If she doesn’t start laying 4 weeks after the swarm, something happened and she failed to mate. However, sometimes multiple (2 or 3) swarms can come out from one hive within a few days. Bees will make queen cells, then a few days later another group of queen cells, then a few days later another ones… The first swarm will go with the old queen. But the second one will wait for the first group of new queens to emerge and then go with those virgin queens. The third swarm will wait for the next group of young queens to emerge and go with them. The last group of queen cells will be for the original hive. So if multiple swarms come out from your hive, you should find eggs 2-3 weeks after the last swarm. See more about swarming here: beehivetutorials.com/swarming

[@IndiBex86]

Lovely!

[@carolinacarnio5381]

Great video!

[@beehivetutorials3205]

Thanks ❤️

[@prasantkumarbhoi7998]

Very good&deep information.

[@beehivetutorials3205]

Glad you liked it

[@anh_tho_ong_tv]

Rất vui mừng khi được đồng hành cùng bạn 😮😮😢😢😅

[@prasantkumarbhoi7998]

Can l get this knowledge in book recomended...

[@beehivetutorials3205]

Hi. Thanks for your comments. Yes, you should definitely start learning by reading some books. That’s how you get basic knowledge. There will be lots of things to learn once you actually start doing it but you need basics first. And books are the best way for that. Unfortunately, I can’t recommend you a particular book because books that we have are all very old. Beginners are usually reading Beekeeping for dummies. But I believe that there are other great beekeeping books that you can find. It’s good to read a few of them. If you want to start beekeeping, your next step should be to try to find a experienced local beekeeper to get some practical knowledge from him. We just published an article about that: beehivetutorials.com/finding-a-local-beekeeper-to-learn-from-him . Feel free to let us know what you think. Here is an article about some requirements for beekeeping if you are still not sure if this is for you or not: beehivetutorials.com/finding-a-local-beekeeper-to-learn-from-him . Follow the next button at the bottom of the page to learn more. We hope that we’ll put more articles soon.

[@muhammadjawadyousufi3059]

Recent Science Research says that every work is done by female bee for making Honey, it is exactly that which is told by God of whole universe 1450 years ago in Holy Book. Book Name: Holy Quran Chapter Name: Bee Chapter Number: 16 Verse No: 68 & 69 Verse 68: And your Lord inspired the female bee; that makes home in the mountains, and in the trees and in the rooftops. Verse 69: Then eat from all kinds of fruits and walk the ways of your Lord which are soft and easy for you. From their bellies comes a drink of various colours in which is healing for the people; indeed, in this is a sign to those who ponder. Please read out this book which is for whole humanity, Please don’t ignore it, this book have main three subjects i.e. 1 Creator 2 Human 3 Universe

[@kingdavidapple]

I am glad to have read these: "The Barefoot Beekeeper" by Philip Chandler; "The Rooftop Beekeeper" by Megan Pashka; "The Lives of Bees" Thomas Seeley; "Honey & Venom" Andrew Coté; "Home-grown Honeybees" Alathea Morrison; "The Thinking Beekeeper" Christy Hemenway; "Top-Bar Beekeeping" Lew Crowder & this amazing book: "The Buzz About Bees" Jürgen Tautz.

[@beehivetutorials3205]

Amazing. Thanks for sharing 😊

[@kingdavidapple]

@@beehivetutorials3205 That is not an exhaustive list; they are the best of the probably 24 books relating to honeybees I have read so far. I also took a local class for beginner beeks and am building a top bar hive.

[@ademireugenio1338]

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[@مملكهالنحل-ع9ذ]

ماشاءالله ❤

[@АлиВашаев-р2ц]

Еше есть матка в улье па этому она пает

[@anwarlebah123]

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