Grafting

Hello, I saw the video and I liked it. I want to enter this beautiful experience to work with you

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Thank you for the video. It is awesome. My question is; how does the bees recognize the queen cups? Is it because the queen cups look different or bigger than other regular colony cells where original worker bee larvae were?

I see a lot of people showing how they graft the worker cells.. but no one talks about the queen cup prep. Do you put royal jelly in them before you put the larvae in it? can you please explain it to me?🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

Hi paul what is the right age of the larvae for grafting and what is issue if we graft old larvae

This is cool I need to build my first bee lab .Thank you .

Not very cool like video. ( P.s i speak french)

What is best room temperature and how long time frame do you have to get them back in hive?

so all kind of larva in the nest can be a queen? or only the one with the royal jelly?

Is it necessary to prime the queen cups before grafting with wax?

I like your videos not a lot of BS. what is the best way to transport frames of brood a couple of miles

This is the best grafting video out there!

لماذا تستخدمون نقل اليرقات يدويا بدل من الإنتاج بجهاز جنتر اوليس هو الافضل

Thank you!

That's great

Thank you for the video. Have you used additional royal jelly, adding it to the cell to prevent it from desicating and promoting the larva's health?

Hello.Write the brand, and the model of the microscope as Professor Paul Keli.

Write a microscope model like Professor Paul Keli'

i screamed at the "deserted island" ! haha thanks

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Lol jaz music makes better graft

Very well explained. Thank you. And you get the Queen cups from the hives you inspect?

Hey, where did you guys go??

Good information But you must be very fast

Great video!! Best detail I’ve found!!!

An excellent and informative video. I am new to grafting and queen rearing but am hoping to have a go for the first time this coming season. A couple of questions though are how do you transport the brood frame to your grafting station without the brood becoming chilled and what is the maximum length of time you aim to have the larvae outside a hive? Or is the ambient air temperature during the summer high enough that chilling is not a problem?

Why do you put a damp cloth on the frame?

This is a great video thanks for sharing. Could you show us how you made your queen cell cups?????????? THANKS YOUR GREAT

3.52 did you lose a larva in 4th pod from the left?

Thank you for your videos. After multiple attempts I finally had 6 grafts take out of 15. It's a start! Thanks again

Thanks so much really nice work

Finally I find someone who actually explains and shows how to use this grafting tool.
I have watched other videos using this tool and they fumble about trying to slide the larvae off as they were NOT bending the tongue while placing the Larvae. Also never saw anyone just slide it down the side of the cell to pick up the larvae.
You made this look easier than I ever thought it could be.
I feel much more confident that I too can graft successfully using your instruction on how to use this grafting tool.
Thank you

Veery good

Outstanding video on technique! I'm old and God gave me calloused hams for hands. I can't see well enough to graft anymore so I just use Grandkids...no video games till this is done kids. If none of them are around, I just use an old cell punch tool that I made years ago. Thank you for sharing your work !

Very cool I've never kept bees I've got three nucs coming in a couple weeks and I already can't wait to try this.

Where do the Queens cells come from...are they removed from regular hives??

Thanks great video.

All of the videos are excellent!! I noticed that you use wax cells. I wonder why you don't you plastic ones. Have you ever tried them? Is the acceptance rate lower with plastic ones?

You mention that you play music to help you stay relaxed while you graft. Have you ever tried playing music around the hives?
I ask because you are a research facility (right?). While nothing scientific, I have seen music influence dogs and cats to varying degrees, and wondered if there was any type of music that help to: calm bees; increase honey production; increase brood production; provoke hostile behavior; etc.

another great informative video.

hello thank's from algeria

Thank you!

How large of a cell builder do you put them in and do you finish in a separate box? What is your average on cells that take? Do you find a difference in size of cell and queen quality? How long can you bank a virgin before she won’t mate? What treatments do you administer prior to going into winter?

Hi Paul..very informative and very well explained. I like your style of teaching. Love your video's and look forward to seeing more of them . Many thanks cheers Darren from New Zealand

Do you only take larva out when they have the royal jelly? Or do all the larva have it??? Kinda new to this.

I hope that someday that I can do this I find your videos very interesting.

I hope that someday that I can do this I find your videos very interesting.

Thanks for such great videos. I’m going to try my first graft tomorrow. Fingers crossed!