What are the reasons why bees don t leave their nests?

Bees are insects that feed on flowers (nectar and pollen), and bees collecting nectar is almost a well-known thing, but sometimes bees are found not to leave the nest in beekeeping production, in fact, bees also need to meet some conditions when they come out of the nest, otherwise bees may stay in the hive and not go out, let's take a look at why bees do not come out of the nest!

First, there is no flowing honey from the honey source

The premise of bees going out of the nest to collect honey is that there is a nectar source to collect from the outside world, if there is no nectar source, there is no talk of honey collection, there is no need to worry about the bees not leaving the nest due to this situation, the beekeeper only needs to ensure that there is enough food in the bee colony at all times, and the bees will naturally go out of the nest to collect nectar and pollen when there is a nectar source outside.

Second, the outside temperature is uncomfortable

For example, in winter, when the temperature is low, the bees will clump in the hive to resist the cold, even if there is a nectar source outside, the bees will not go out of the nest to collect, and the bee colony is often in a semi-dormant state when encountering extreme high temperature weather in summer.

Third, the bee colony has lost its king

The queen bee is the most core and indispensable member of the bee colony, in addition to laying eggs, the queen bee can also maintain the order of the bee colony, the queen bee colony worker bees can actively go out of the nest to collect, and the queen may cause the worker bees not to leave the nest, especially in the weak group This phenomenon is extremely obvious, so the bee does not go out of the nest to observe whether it is lost king.

Fourth, the number of worker bees is too small

For example, some beekeepers blindly add spleen in order to reproduce quickly, but they do not know that this leads to the lack of feeding capacity of the bee colony, so that the field bees have to stay in the hive to nurse the larvae.

Fifth, the order of the bee colony is unstable

Bees are typical social insects and perform their own work, but sometimes the order of the bee colony may be chaotic for a short time, and the worker bees will also be affected during the chaotic period, for example, there may be no bees out of the nest in the first few days before the wild bee colony is harvested, in this case, only reward feeding and keeping quiet can quickly stabilize the colony.

Summary: In fact, there are many reasons why bees do not leave the nest, such as the bees that do not leave the nest during the large honey flow may have lost their king, or it may be that the feeding ability of the bee colony is seriously insufficient.

The reason why bees don't leave their nests is because the temperature is too high or too low. Temperatures range from 5 to 35, with optimum temperatures between 15 and 25.

It is very likely that there is no source of nectar outside for them to collect, or that the number of worker bees in this group is relatively small.

It may be that there is no nectar source outside, and the temperature is not suitable, so it will not come out.

When bees enter the house to build a nest, it is a sign of wealth, prosperity and family harmony.

1. It indicates wealth and wealth.

Bees are synonymous with good qualities such as hard work, unity, and dedication. There has always been a saying among the people of my country that "bees come to get rich, and swallows come to be expensive". To put it simply, the entry of bees into the home is a sign that the family is about to become rich and prosperous; It also indicates that the family will have a lot of good things recently.

2. It indicates the prosperity of people.

The entry of bees into the home is considered to be a means of making money, and many people who do business have a soft spot. Not only that, but the bee is also a mascot, and coming to their home will help prosperity, which is very beneficial to the prosperous people.

3. It indicates family harmony.

In Buddhism, when bees come to build a nest in your house, your family has formed some kind of "good fate" with this nest of bees in the past, and the bees have come to repay the kindness. It symbolizes that the family members are as industrious as bees, in exchange for the harmony of the whole family, reunion, sweetness and sweetness.

Precautions for bees nesting at home

1. Bees entering the house to build a nest have nothing to do with the blessing or misfortune, just the dispersion of friends can only mean that the environment of the residence is suitable for the survival of bees, so it is necessary to rationally and scientifically look at the phenomenon of bees entering the house to build a nest.

2. Bees should avoid being stung by bees when they enter the house to build their nests, especially when there are children at home, they must be blind to take measures to prevent stinging, and if they are accidentally stung, they should pull out the stinger in time and rinse it with soap and water.

3. Bees can be harvested and artificially raised after nesting in the house, in fact, for people, the bee colony itself is a lot of wealth, and raising it well is also a way to make a fortune.

Summary. There are several situations, one is caused by environmental discomfort, the reason is that the wasp has extremely strict requirements for the nesting environment, not only requires the nesting location to be warm in winter and cool in summer, but also requires to be able to defend against the hazards of natural enemies, and the wasps do not nest when the vicinity is too noisy, so the wasps must check whether the nest site environment is suitable for the survival of the wasps.

There are several situations, one is that the environment is not suitable for the rock, the reason is that the wasp has extremely strict requirements for the nesting environment, not only requires the nesting location to be warm in winter and cool in summer, but also requires to be able to defend against the harm of natural enemies, and the wasps do not nest when the vicinity is too noisy, so the wasp is not slippery and the nesting must check whether the nest site environment is suitable for the wasp to survive.

Second, if the food resources are too scarce, the wasps will not nest and settle, so it is necessary to replenish enough food for the wasps in time.

3. If the tail failure leads to rough traces, the wasp must successfully mate with the drone before it can lay eggs normally, and the wasp that does not have a mating posture or fails to tease the tail can only lay unfertilized eggs and do not build a nest.

Four. It may be caused by the lack of practice, and the wasps that are too weak may not build their nests later or even at all.

Normal growth when first raised. When the nest is built to a certain point, only two of the six hives in the same place grow normally.

l Queen bee problem If there is no queen bee in the colony or the queen bee is too old, has poor physique, and has weak egg-laying ability, it will not build a nest.

Summary. Hello, your problem teacher will help you inquire as follows: Here's how to do it:

1.First of all, find the queen bee who needs to move the colony, trap it with the queen bee cage, and be careful to adjust the queen bee cage so that the worker bees can enter and exit freely. 2.

Hang the queen bee cage inside the bee cap, and then hang the bee cap next to the beehive. 3.Tapping the hive will confuse the colony until the colony sucks a little more honey from the spleen, and then squeezes the bees in the hive until all the bees on the spleen are shaken.

4.The spleen of the shaken bee is first fostered in other bee colonies, so as not to freeze to death and starve to death The larvae on the spleen. 5.

Because the bee colony is vibrated and there is no nest spleen in the hive, the bee colony will eventually clump in the bee cap, use a screen to cover the bee colony in the bee cap from the bottom, so as not to scatter the bee colony and fly everywhere, and then hang the bee cap in any place for 3 to 4 hours, after the time is up, you can put the beehive where you want, put the original hive spleen in it and shake the bees in, that is, it is done. I hope the teacher's reply can help you I wish you a happy life Thank you!

What to do if the bee flies out of the hive and does not return to the nest.

Hello, your problem teacher will help you inquire as follows: Here's how to do it:1

First of all, find the queen bee who needs to move the colony, trap it with the queen bee cage, and be careful to adjust the queen bee cage so that the worker bees can enter and exit freely. 2.Hang the queen bee cage inside the bee cap, and then hang the bee cap next to the beehive.

3.Tapping the hive will confuse the colony until the colony sucks a little more honey from the spleen, and then squeezes the bees in the hive until all the bees on the spleen are shaken. 4.

The spleen of the shaken bee is first fostered in other bee colonies, so as not to freeze to death and starve to death The larvae on the spleen. 5.Because the bee colony is vibrated and there is no nest spleen in the hive, the bee colony will eventually clump in the bee cap, use a screen to cover the bee colony in the bee cap from the bottom, so as not to scatter the bee colony and fly everywhere, and then hang the bee cap in any place for 3 to 4 hours, after the time is up, you can put the beehive where you want, put the original hive spleen in it and shake the bees in, that is, it is done.

I hope the teacher's reply can help you I wish you a happy life Thank you!

It's winter now, don't go back to the hive, and freeze to death outside.

You try it out with the method above.

The bees have a high production rate, but there is no honey in the nest.

In fact, the real reason is not that the honey must be matured for a year, but that there is a certain amount of honey in the mountains after a year. (2) Never take honey Due to the poor honey collection ability of the bees, there is not much honey stored in the beehive, and many amateur beekeepers are reluctant to take honey at all, resulting in the bees storing full honey during the honey flow period, and consuming it during the honey shortage period, and finally the beekeeper cannot see the honey in the beehive for a long time.