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Double Deep Poly Nuc quick Inspection

Double Deep Poly Nuc quick Inspection Over wintered colony 20,4,25 ‪@DJI‬ How do you know when your bees are ready for a full-sized hive? In this video, I’m at my apiary in St. Ives inspecting a very strong overwintered double deep poly nuc. This is what to do when you find your colony is outgrowing its space. During the inspection, you'll see a great example of burr comb—it’s a sign the bees are working hard, but it’s also a sign they need more room! How do you maintain the temperature during a spring inspection? I leave the plastic cover on to keep the heat in while I'm prepping a new frame with foundation. It is a bit of a shame to remove burr comb filled with eggs, but replacing it with a fresh frame is the best way to keep the hive organized and healthy. How to identify a "honey bridge" (uncapped honey over the brood). What newly sealed brood vs. older sealed brood looks like. How to safely insert a new frame into a crowded nuc. I get a sharp sting on the wrist from this, strong colony! This colony is doing so well that I’ll be moving them into a full hive next week. If you've ever wondered "how do I transfer a nuc?", this is the perfect example of a colony that is ready for the big move.