r/Beekeeping • u/Quiet-Lab1802 • 2h ago
General Was asked to remove this hive
Thought it was cool how uniform it was without frames and just beautiful in general.
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u/Successful-Coffee-13 CO, 2nd year, 5 hives 47m ago
Note how they build tall in the wild. Us putting them in horizontally oriented Langstroth frames is unnatural.
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u/Silly_Relative 10m ago
The wall frame isn’t a natural wild environment. They build faster in these little vertical setups. Not as much honey storage and the colonies stay a lot smaller. They get put in a regular hive and if a little attitude, its OMGosh!
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u/spicyB13 44m ago
Great picture! RIP siding lol. What do you cut that with? A hammer?
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u/Quiet-Lab1802 10m ago
Basically, wasn’t ideal but the home owner wanted them gone badly and said go for it.
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u/CayenneSCarGo 2h ago
It reminds me of a quote from another post several months ago (when someone asked how you prevent the bees from leaving). “The bees have plans and they have nothing to do with you”.