Meeting one of the Top Beekeepers in London

[@snapsnap3737]

Just found your channel through Reddit and I love it so much! I will definitely be going down a rabbit hole here today.

[@SpicyMoustache]

Snap Snap thank you so much for your lovely feedback 😊

[@roksanafalkowska1925]

Amazing video, the bee that started to work straight away after hatching, killed it 😂

[@metasymphony]

Also here from Reddit, I love the variety of content you have here! I’m sure your channel will get really popular soon :) Bees are so cool, I want to get a hive when I move out of an apartment to a house/somewhere with more space.

[@SpicyMoustache]

Thank you for your support, Really appreciate it :) it’s absolutely amazing to take care of bees especially if you keep your garden close by and the honey will change flavour depending on what you grow in the garden.

[@mikegriffiths3440]

Hi Alexander. I love your channels! where are the bee courses?

[@rhoeasie]

Also here from reddit, you have some great content! Any tips on what to do with the garden now that we're going towards winter?

[@SpicyMoustache]

parsakaali hello 👋 thank you for the feedback! You have 2 options. Starting an indoor garden with some lights and you could plant anything you like or start a winter garden with kale, onions, garlic, cabbage and many other veggies but it was best to plant everything during August

[@TheLittleLondonGarden]

Found you through reddit! Great work 👍🏾

[@SpicyMoustache]

Lisa thank you, appreciate it 😊

[@RockxEnto]

Great video, really nice to watch! I wanted to add a couple of bits though. We have more pollinators than just honeybees. Many different insects visit flowers such as hoverflies, wasps, butterflies, solitary bees etc. The U.K. has roughly 270 species of bee of which the honeybee is just one, and the honeybee is not the one in decline. They actually compete for resources with the bees that struggle more, the solitary ones. They don’t produce honey but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t care about them; they often times are more efficient pollinators than honeybees.

[@SpicyMoustache]

Joris Rockx true, I definitely agree with you! However, the video was about honey bees and production of local honey in London and this is why I didn’t mention other pollinators but thanks for sharing your tips, appreciate it :)

[@queenbee2666]

just recently found your channel and been hooked since.i also grow all my own fruit and veggies etc. great episode here, im also a beekeeper myself. great way to promote the importance of bee,s.

[@brycefoster7801]

Amazing spotlight on the best animal on earth! I look forward to seeing your channel grow!

[@SpicyMoustache]

Bryce Foster thank you, appreciate it 😊

[@bartstecca]

Wooo! This must be by far my favourite episode yet mate, really interesting and definitely learnt a thing or two! I have to try their honey next time I'm in London

[@SpicyMoustache]

Bart Steccanella thanks mate and I definitely recommend you to try it 😊

[@MrMLD1972]

❤

[@jameslol7785]

I know how to produce 100 queen or more in 14 days without using any artificial kit. 100 queen means 100 beehive, I'm a professional beekeeper back home

[@SpicyMoustache]

That’s awesome!! I wish I could see your work, it would be really interesting 😊

[@jameslol7785]

@@SpicyMoustache Appreciate it big man 😊, keep up the good work , but unfortunately i ain't got nothing here in london .

[@jameslol7785]

Where are you based in london, i may come to visit you.

[@SpicyMoustache]

@@jameslol7785 I'm based close to Hackney marshes, that would be cool =)

[@jameslol7785]

@@SpicyMoustache Now i got the address through Google maps, Spicymoustache, 337A Capworth St, Leyton, London E10 7BA , I'm extremely busy but I'll give you a visit as soon as possible by the end of the month or in January . I may help If you're interested to grow up your business and also wanna know how does it work in a cold environment like london . My insta is ( ecluse3 ) just text me and I'll come back to you soon. Bless u