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<blockquote data-quote="Annika" data-source="post: 12235" data-attributes="member: 715"><p>Correct. The current temps have been prefect. Warm enough during the day and cooler at night but still in the range to let off vapour. Mites boards were full. Waiting for queen to emerge and mate before checking mite load and prehaps treat again, the other part of the dose, If weather allows. New healthy bees hatching so looking good after frames and frames of dwv. Bee mortality was not as bad as feared mainly diseased and older bees. Far more effective and quicker than waiting and hoping for a bayvarol treatment or alternative to work.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Annika, post: 12235, member: 715"] Correct. The current temps have been prefect. Warm enough during the day and cooler at night but still in the range to let off vapour. Mites boards were full. Waiting for queen to emerge and mate before checking mite load and prehaps treat again, the other part of the dose, If weather allows. New healthy bees hatching so looking good after frames and frames of dwv. Bee mortality was not as bad as feared mainly diseased and older bees. Far more effective and quicker than waiting and hoping for a bayvarol treatment or alternative to work. [/QUOTE]
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