What to do if the queen bee does not lay eggs in winter, and what to do if the new queen bee does no

1. The mating problem of the queen bee.

In Chinese bee breeding, only the queen bee who has mated has the ability to lay eggs, and the queen bee who has not successfully mated cannot lay eggs normally. After the queen bee appears to be feathered, there will be about three days of test flight time, those unhealthy queen bees will be eliminated naturally during the test flight, and then from the fourth day, the queen bee will enter the marriage flight, it needs to mate with ten to seventeen drones in the air normally, and then it will return to the hive, and then lay eggs specifically, and will not leave the hive half a step. If the queen bee is not fertilized enough when mating, then the phenomenon of not laying eggs will occur.

2. The age of the queen bee.

When the queen bee does not lay eggs, the farmer must first know which year it is the queen bee, and if the queen bee is too old, there will also be no egg production. Although the queen bee generally has a spawning period of four to five years, its peak spawning is only about two years, and the queen bee will not lay eggs for more than two years, so you should replace the queen bee as soon as possible.

3. Nutritional problems of queen bees.

When the queen bee lays eggs, all the nutrients are provided by the worker bees, and if the nutrition cannot keep up, it will also make the queen bee not lay eggs. Because the peak of the queen bee's egg-laying is in the spring of each year, and the queen bee has the ability to lay eggs in early spring, but the outside honey source is very small, so that the worker bees can not collect food, resulting in the queen bee not laying eggs, then the farmers need to increase the feed for the bees, feed some pollen and honey, can promote the queen bee to lay eggs normally.

What causes the queen bee to start producing less and not laying eggs? Analyze the reasons in detail and teach you how to solve the problem of bees not laying eggs and laying fewer eggs!

If it is a queen bee who has already given birth, there will be no birth. It is necessary to see if there is a rush to build the king platform, whether there is a bee fever, and it is necessary to prepare for the bee split. When the colony is ready to flee, it will stop feeding the queen bee, and the queen bee will shrink its abdomen and stop giving birth.

Consider replacing the old queen bee with one of the best of these natural kings. Take the old queen bee away, let this best king stage out of the house, and become the new queen bee. If you don't see the natural king, the bee colony is weak, and there is no honey powder in the hive, it means that the bee colony is in a state of hunger and is unable to raise the king's sons.

Feed the colony as soon as possible to rejuvenate the colony.

But if it is in the hot summer or winter, it is normal for the queen bee to stop production, there is no need to worry, as long as there is feed in the hive to help the colony cool down.

1. Temperature discomfort: Queen bees will not lay eggs when the ambient temperature is too high or too low. 2. Excessive age:

The queen bee has a lifespan of 3-5 years, and it is best to replace the queen twice a year. 3. Insufficient feed: Queen bees will not lay eggs when they are hungry and need to be fed honey.

4. Mating problems: Queen bees will not lay eggs if they are not fertilized enough or fail to mate.

1. Uncomfortable temperature

The queen bee is suitable to live in a warm environment, when breeding the queen bee, if the ambient temperature is below 10 for a long time, it will cause the queen bee to stop laying eggs and enter the hibernation period, and if the ambient temperature is higher than 35 for a long time, it will make the queen bee temperamental, it is best to control the ambient temperature between 15-25.

2. Excessive age:

The life span of the queen bee is about 3-5 years, its reproductive ability will decline every year, only about two years of peak spawning, when breeding the queen bee, if it is older, it will not lay eggs, it is best to replace the queen bee twice a year, you can take out the old queen first, and then put the new queen into the queen of the hive.

3. Insufficient feed

If the feed intake of the worker bees is less, it will cause the queen bee to not lay eggs due to hunger, at this time it is necessary to provide feed for the queen bee, which can be mixed with pollen, sugar and water, and then put it into a small container, and then put the container into the hive.

4. Mating problems

The queen bee has about 3 days of test flight time after eclosion, and when it is too difficult in the 4th, it will mate with 10-20 drones in the air, and if the queen bee is underfertilized or fails to mate at the time of mating, it will not lay eggs, at this time it is necessary to introduce new drones into the hive to help the queen lay eggs.

Honey bee is a kind of flying social resource insects, the law of bee colony growth and decline in a year is in harmony with the law of climate change of the local honey source, the queen bee will lay a large number of eggs when the external honey source is sufficient, the climate is warm, on the contrary, the worker bee reduces the feeding of the queen bee so that the queen bee reduces the egg production, let's take a look at what is the reason why the queen bee does not lay eggs!

1. Uncomfortable temperature

The queen bee does not lay eggs, which can be caused by the temperature discomfort. The most suitable temperature for bees to live is 15 25, at the temperature of 5 35 when the queen bee can lay eggs, when the temperature is below 10 for a long time, the queen bee stops laying eggs and turns into the overwintering period, and the queen bee will also stop laying eggs in the long-term high temperature weather in summer, so the queen bee does not lay eggs may also be caused by too low or too high temperature.

2. Excessive age

The queen bee not laying eggs can be the reason for being too old. The life span of the queen bee in the bee colony is usually about 3 5 years, and its fertility rate will gradually decline, although there is a 3 5 year spawning period, but the peak of spawning is actually only about two years, if there is no spawning situation, it may be that the queen bee is relatively old, and the spawning ability is reduced, in this case, the queen can be replaced, and the queen is generally changed twice a year.

Third, the feed is insufficient

The queen bee does not lay eggs, which may be caused by a lack of feed. For example, in early spring, the queen bee has the ability to lay eggs, but at this time there are very few sources of nectar in the outside world, and the worker bees can not collect food to cause the queen bee to delay laying eggs, at this time feeding some pollen and honey can promote the queen to lay eggs normally.

Fourth, the issue of handover

The queen bee does not lay eggs, which may be due to a problem with the mating. There will be about three days of test flight time after the queen bee is feathered, those unhealthy queen bees will be eliminated naturally during the test flight, from the fourth day onwards, the queen bee will have to mate with 10 20 drones in the air, and after returning to the nest, it will begin to lay eggs and basically do not leave the hive except for the natural bees, if the queen bee is not fertilized enough or the tail fails to mate, there will be no egg-laying phenomenon.

It is likely to be caused by old age, or it may be caused by the surrounding environment, so you need to pay attention to the situation of the environment.

The queen bee may not lay eggs because she is malnourished or sick.

It may be that there is not enough feed, or it may be that the life of the queen bee has expired. At this time, it is necessary to observe the bee colony in time.

There are four main reasons why queen bees do not lay eggs in summer: first, lack of external nectar**, the best solution to this situation is timely supplementary feeding; The second is that the temperature in the nest is too high, and the queen bee stops laying eggs when the temperature is lower than 10 for a long time. The eggs are transferred to the overwintering period of the broken offspring, and the queen bee stops laying eggs during the prolonged hot weather in summer; Third, the queen bee is too old, generally from the third year, the queen bee's ability to lay eggs will gradually decline or even stop producing; Fourth, the colony is seriously ill and stops laying eggs.

It may be that the temperature in the nest is too high, so it does not lay eggs, and when the temperature is below 10 degrees, and it will stop laying eggs in hot weather in summer.

This may be due to the fact that the spawning season has not yet been reached, or it may be that fertilization has not been carried out, or it may not be particularly well developed.

Hello: The solution to the queen bee not giving birth in summer is the first: subsidize feeding in the summer due to the high temperature, it is difficult for bees to collect honey, even if there are nectar plants in the outside world, due to the high temperature, the nectar will soon dry up, and it is difficult for bees to collect.

So if we want bees to give birth in the summer, the best way is to supplement feeding, and the feeding here should consider bee nutrition in an all-round way, because our purpose is not to let bees oversummer, but to let bees reproduce, so when we supplement and feed honey, we should also supplement sufficient pollen to provide adequate nutrition for bee larvae. Thank you for the new trust, the above is my reply Bu Chong, I hope it can help you bury the change, I wish you a happy life

1. Uncomfortable temperature

The queen bee does not lay eggs, which can be caused by the temperature discomfort. The most suitable temperature for bees to live is 15 25, at the temperature of 5 35 when the queen bee can lay eggs, when the temperature is below 10 for a long time, the queen bee stops laying eggs and turns into the overwintering period, and the queen bee will also stop laying eggs in the long-term high temperature weather in summer, so the queen bee does not lay eggs may also be caused by too low or too high temperature.

2. Excessive age

The queen bee not laying eggs can be the reason for being too old. The life span of the queen bee in the bee colony is usually about 3 5 years, and its fertility rate will gradually decline, although there is a 3 5 years of oviposition period, but the peak of oviposition is actually only about two years, if there is no oviposition, it may be that the queen bee is relatively old, and the oviposition ability is reduced, in this case, the queen bee can be replaced, and the queen bee is generally changed twice a year.

Third, the feed is insufficient

The non-spawning of the bee brother Mori King may be caused by insufficient feed. For example, in early spring, the queen bee has the ability to lay eggs, but at this time there are very few sources of nectar in the outside world, and the worker bees can not collect food to cause the queen bee to delay laying eggs, at this time feeding some pollen and honey can promote the queen to lay eggs normally.

Fourth, the issue of handover

The queen bee does not lay eggs, which may be due to a problem with the mating. There will be about three days of test flight time after the queen bee is feathered, those unhealthy queen bees will be eliminated naturally during the test flight, from the fourth day onwards, the queen bee will have to mate with 10 20 drones in the air, and begin to lay eggs after returning to the nest and in addition to the natural division of the bee base grip song will not leave the hive, if the queen bee is not fertilized enough or the tail fails to mate when the queen bee is mated, there will be no egg-laying phenomenon.