What is the safest way to combine bee colonies? Merge the king of the swarm, what should I do?

The main purpose of merging a colony is to expand the colony quickly or save a weak colony. In order to succeed in a combined colony, the biggest factor is to deodorize the bees and mix the flavors. Therefore, mixing the flavors of the colony is the only way to fuse the colony.

When merging a colony, try to avoid a comeback while protecting the queen bee after the merger. To ensure safety, protect the queen bee before extracting the separator, and it is best to release the queen after the two colonies have fully fused.

Hello, 1, two Jane Zhao bee colonies can not be directly merged into a group when there is a king, must dispose of one of the queen bees before merging, the reason is that there is only one queen bee in a bee colony, if there are two queen bees at the same time will fight each other until one side dies, although two queen bees can also be used to form a double queen group in beekeeping production, but these two queen bees are separated in different areas of the beehive by the king board called section. 2. When two kings merge, they must first dispose of a queen bee, and the specific operation and reputation is to first take out the poor queen bee to make the bee colony artificially lose the king for 1 2 days, and then use a partition to separate a beeless area from the beehive of the king group and put it into the bee colony that has lost the king, and so that the group taste of the two bee colonies is completely confused, and then remove the partition and let it merge together, and use this method to merge the bee colony with the highest success rate and will not surround the king.

Both bee splitting and merging are for the better reproduction and development of the colony. If the queen bee is lost in the colony, or the colony is too weak to develop, the colony merging method will be used. During the honey flow period, in order to increase the honey production, the weak bee colonies will also be combined to achieve the purpose of strong honey collection.

However, with the change of external conditions and the state of the bee colony, this difference is mainly reflected in the bee species, nectar source, whether the colony has lost its queen, the age structure of the bees in the colony, etc., which will affect whether a bee colony can be successfully merged.

The direct merger method is suitable for the big honey season. During the large stream of honey, the bee colony is affected by the nectar and pollen odors of the same nectar source. The unique smell between the bee colonies is diluted, the acceptance between the bee colonies is enhanced, and the honey storage of the bee colonies is sufficient, and the worker bees are busy, and the vigilance is relatively relaxed, which is conducive to reproduction and production.

In the process of bee colony feeding and management, often due to the differences in the egg-laying capacity or management of the queen bee, the strength of the colony is uneven, or the queen bee is lost, or the needs of reproduction, breeding, pulp production, honey extraction and its summer and wintering have to be used to adjust the colony by merging the bee colony.

So the fight caused by gregariousness is more terrible than that of robber bees, after all, the two are next to each other. Therefore, when merging bee colonies, it is necessary to confuse their smells, so that they can no longer identify heterogeneous bees, and conventional methods of merging are easy to cause undesirable phenomena such as encircling kings, fighting, and flying away, resulting in greater losses due to the failure of the group. Merging is actually very simple, kill or lock up a group of queen bees, move the bees and spleen together into the bee colony to be merged, don't rush closer, spray some air freshener or honey water mixed with white wine in the bee colony, and the taste is the same, you can get close together and there will be no fight.

If it has been mixed together, you can spray honey and white water on the bee colony to solve the problem, or spray smoke, if it has not been mixed together, separate the two bee colonies in time to avoid causing the phenomenon of worker bees fighting each other. Indirect merging after separation, or merging at another time.

1. Reason for encircling the king: the smell of the queen bee is different from that of the worker bees, which leads to the rejection of the worker bees who merge into the group and are merged into the queen bee group. 2. Treatment:

In the event of a siege, the queen bee must be rescued immediately, otherwise she will be surrounded or stabbed to death by the swarm. 3. Precautionary measures: Before merging the bee colony, protect the queen bee with a king cage or a royal device and buckle it on the honeycomb.

4. Precautions: You can't use your hands when encircling the king, you can spray smoke to disperse the worker bees or throw the bee colony into the water.

The correct way is to spray smoke to the bee group to disperse the worker bees of the king, and you can also put the bee group into the water to force the worker bees to give up the king, at this time, you must not pick up the bee group by hand, if you directly pick up the bee group, the angry worker bee will immediately stab the queen bee.

The simplest way is to protect the queen bee with a cage or a royal device and buckle it on the honeysple before merging the colony, and then release the queen bee after the colony is successfully merged.

Abstract 1, two bee colonies can not be directly merged into a group when there are kings, must dispose of one of the queens before merging, the reason is that there can only be one queen bee in a bee colony, if there are two queens at the same time will fight each other until one side dies, although two queens can also be used to form a double queen group in beekeeping production, but these two queens are separated in different areas of the beehive by the king board.

2. When two kings merge, one queen should be disposed of first, the specific operation is to take out the poor queen bee first to make the bee colony artificially lose the king for 1 2 days, and then use a partition to separate a beeless area from the beehive of the king colony and put it into the queen bee colony, and so that the group taste of the two bee colonies is completely confused and then remove the partition and let it merge together, and the success rate of merging the bee colony in this way is the highest and will not surround the king.

Both swarms of bees have kings how to merge.

1. When two bee colonies have kings, they can not be directly merged into a group, and one of the queens must be disposed of before they can be merged, the reason is that there can only be one queen bee in a bee colony, if there are two queens at the same time, they will fight each other until one side dies, although two queens can also be used to form a double queen group in beekeeping production, but these two queens are separated in different areas of the beehive by the king board. 2. When two kings merge, one queen should be disposed of first, the specific operation is to take out the poor queen bee first to make the bee colony artificially lose the king for 1 2 days, and then use a partition to separate a beeless area from the beehive of the king colony and put it into the queen bee colony, and so that the group taste of the two bee colonies is completely confused and then remove the partition and let it merge together, and the success rate of merging the bee colony in this way is the highest and will not surround the king.

Is it okay for the two kings to be locked up?

Can worker bees feed two kings at the same time?

No, the king will not die.

Take a look at what I posted above.

Direct merging: direct merging is the fastest way to merge bee colonies, the specific operation is to spray some honey water on both groups of bees before merging, and then use the king cage to protect the queen bees that are merged into the group, and finally quickly move the merged group with the nest and bees to the merged group, and then release the queen bee after the two groups of bees are stabilized.

Spray some bee water on two groups of bees to allow the bees to mix quickly.

This trick is to choose a queen bee in this bee to take the lead, so that they can unite and unite, and there is no return bee.

To adopt the indirect merging method, you can also choose to merge in situ or migrate bees to merge the swarm.

At the time of merging, only some new worker bees that have not yet recognized the nest can be merged together, or the merged bee colony can be moved far away.