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<blockquote data-quote="Wildflower" data-source="post: 8526" data-attributes="member: 74"><p>And lastly</p><p>( Maybe? Please have patience and read slowly)</p><p>What do you think????</p><p>I have disguarded the worst of the chalk brood frames.More of course are developing. One hive is still bad. One not as bad and a touch in other hives....</p><p>I need to replace with new frames and don't like destroying healthy bees because of the bad ones.....</p><p>IDEA?</p><p>#1 Requeen. </p><p>#2 Put any infected frames below a queen excluder above bottom box ,so mummies fall easily onto base board</p><p>Keep check. Clean base board weekly. Let bees hatch.</p><p>Put new Queen above the excluder with honey pollen and some drawn frames. ( Does she HAVE to be popped onto a brood frame?)</p><p>Then she could lay happily and infected frames hatch and get removed?</p><p>Sorry I could be so wrong but here's hoping.</p><p>Tell me this is good? 🤞🏽</p><p>Or not and I will learn.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wildflower, post: 8526, member: 74"] And lastly ( Maybe? Please have patience and read slowly) What do you think???? I have disguarded the worst of the chalk brood frames.More of course are developing. One hive is still bad. One not as bad and a touch in other hives.... I need to replace with new frames and don't like destroying healthy bees because of the bad ones..... IDEA? #1 Requeen. #2 Put any infected frames below a queen excluder above bottom box ,so mummies fall easily onto base board Keep check. Clean base board weekly. Let bees hatch. Put new Queen above the excluder with honey pollen and some drawn frames. ( Does she HAVE to be popped onto a brood frame?) Then she could lay happily and infected frames hatch and get removed? Sorry I could be so wrong but here's hoping. Tell me this is good? 🤞🏽 Or not and I will learn. [/QUOTE]
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