Supersedure Queen Cells - Beekeeping 101- GardenFork

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Eric, did you induce the queenless scenario, or did she just die/disappear? I moved my queen to induce emergency queens, and got my bees to pull ~24 queen cells. However, by location on the combs, I was told they were supersedure cells. From my witness, emergency cells tend to be pulled wherever a good egg is located. Supersedure cells tend to be protected in the middle of comb, selected optimally for best chance of success. I would call yours "swarm cells. Remove all but 2-3, or they may swarm.

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i may be guilty of not using the proper terminology, i get different answers depending on which book/blog i check this with.

btw, my favorite beekeeping blog is HoneyBeeSuite-dot-com well written. eric.

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Is it an optical illusion, or am I seeing what looks like 3 eggs in each cell? :29. Maybe this was a result of a dying queen?

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