Thanks for watching everyone! :)

Pavel does a great job. The amount of information in his head is unbelievable.

Good Mood to everyone when watching this video. Many thanks and good luck to everyone always !!!

Your father is lucky man to have such a great daughter. Thank u 🌷

its like having my own personal tutor ,thank pavel for me

It's been a while since I've been on this channel.. wow it's amazing!!!

Всегда с интересом смотрю Ваши видео.Очень интересно и познавательно.Удачи и благословения Вам и Вашей семье.

Hi Anna - I hope the bees pull through

Loves your video

Hi I justed started working back at BMW again and your dad was my trainer. He was telling me his stories and I decided to check him out today. Btw I'm at home sick right now but tell your dad I said hi and keep up the good work!

As always, thanks a lot for the lesson!

Hello ms Anna & sir...Happy sunday to you, thankz a lot for sharing another inspiring bee episode : )

A couple of comments, respectfully submitted; you and your Dad do great work and it sincerely appreciated.. People would get the impression that the queen must be caged if you add brood; that is only correct if the brood frames are moved WITH the bees on them. Newly hatching brood will take immediately to the queen; it’s the bees accompanying the brood that would view her as foreign. Here, you needed more young bees immediately and thus moved brood and bees. Often you will shake off the bees, transfer only brood, and do not need to do short -term caging. Next, I think a better option than putting queen in a small cage would have been to make an 8” square push-in cage out of #8 hardware cloth, and put her in there along with a few attendants, placing the cage over one of the small areas of brood so new attendant nurse bees would hatch out and support her, but she would also have open cells to lay in in immediately. Cooped up, she can’t lay. Lastly, I think feeding protein supplement right now, along with syrup, would help with getting a lot of new bees laid and raised before winter. Thank you for making the video and I look forward to seeing your thymol results.

The hive definitely needed more bees and brood. It wouldn’t hurt to downsize to a 8 or 5 frame box until you release the Queen and get her to laying. If the Queen doesn’t go to laying a lot of eggs that 10 frame box is going to be hard for that number of bees to keep warm. I know Pavel has a lot of experience and I wish you the very best of luck on saving this hive! Also, I really like your videos when you and your Dad are in the introduction! After all it’s your channel.

I really love your videos! Please keep them coming.

Was there an update on the varroa mite count after the Thyme and coconut oil treatments????

I really like this video. But the language you speak is more polish than Russian. Sound like it...to me ? Well Varroa mites comes from Asia originally. I guess it was there since the begging of the time and Asian bees live along side with the mites. I believe that interbreeding with Asian queens and just about any drone will enhance genetically mites resistance. Russia is just about 2 meters on the map. Everything east from Ural mountains is Asia. Good place to look or excellent genetic materials is along Ensei river in Russian oldbelievers families ...and region of Altai mountains should be good place too. Second approach is Afican bees. They also showed certain resistance to mites . Mainly due to having different hygienic habits than European bees . It was recorded that they do spent more time grooming each other . The last thing on my mind is to reinvent the wheel again. I really like your videos . I like old man too. He speaks just like my Dad.

What about the queen from the hive he took the brood from. I didn't see him check for her.

Anna, we are missing you and your dad’s videos!

Удачи Вам!!!

Did get the second caged bee. The hive was doing badly. It’s queen was caged. He released the first caged queen in her hive. He added brood frames to this weak hive. Then he took another caged hive. Kept her in cage with lost of nurse bees. And added that second caged queen in the weak hive???? Is that what he did?

Hi, Pavel ~ Can you video how to use smoker? I started smoker but whenever I tried to use it, no smoke came out, which means died out...

I watched you and your dad when I was about 12-13... Now I'm 18 and have my own beekeeping channel, thanks so much for the inspiration and great tips. One question: I remember your dad had a channel maybe, I can't remember it was a long time ago but if so what was the name? Thanks 😀🐝❤️

I raised bees when I was in my teens and we never fed our bees. Now when I see a hive they all have sugar water, how can that be good. Also does every hive get mites.

А как вы боритесь с жучками в ульях?

Awesome content!

Maybe with the dry cheese cloth there could be a small connection to wick from a larger reservoir of the oil thyme mix.

Is it ok to put the queen in cage first week of September for 3 weeks and treat for Varroa. Hope you reply :)

Good video. Fun scramble moments too. I’ve used lemongrass and wintergreen before in feed for trachea mites and other well being benefits. Just learned that planting mint around the hives is effective vs varroa too. Used hop guard strips - Just too expensive. Last - are you Russian or east European? I ask because at the end of video you say ‘IF we are around’...

what is the white powder next to the brick on the ground? 4 : 23 I see the white powder around the brick bottom on the ground.

Just finished watching everything on your channel. I loved it! You and your father have shared a lot and I’ve learned so much, thank you! I’m buying a home this year and next season I am looking to start beekeeping myself. Really curious to see how all your experiments with treating for Vera and using the small cells work out. Do you still have plans to share your beekeeping for 2020?

Have you ever used organic confectioners sugar on the bees so they are forced to clean each other off to kill the mites?

mam tell us Tropilalaeps mite control treatment.

if his shirt was red instead of blue, he'd be dressed exactly like freddy kruger. lol

We miss you anymore videos coming?

What state are you located in? I enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing.

Your dad is amazing. Really shared a lot of information. Can you explain how you add Thyme oil. Do you add it to the syrup? Where is your apiary? I am in the UK and want to use chemical free treatment.

Thanks Anna for helping out your papa! I know he knows a lot, but it's hard for him to explain. Is the tyem oil on cheese cloth the only treatment??

I wanted you to know that I tried using coconut oil and tyme oil and today I counted 50 mites on my mite board.

I would reduce to a nuc. Just my thought

That hive might not make it; it would be best if you combine it with another hive to give it a chance, the population of bees don't even warrant a 5frame nucleus; I guess the weather in your area might help you but it is a slim chance on that.No harm done in trying but for increase chance of making it, down size it into a nuc or combine it.Dan

Eu não falo nada do seu indioma mais gosto muito do seus vídeos eu tenho abelhas em comeia

Hi not heard back from you

Привет,снимайте хоть иногда на Руском плисс.и будет больше просмотров.

How is he not getting sting also ! Lol

Я думал твоя дочь будет расказывать

Your father is a school by him self, if I was a neighborhood, I will just have a coffee cup on hands and spend a days with him 😏🐝🐝🐝👍

I’m sorry but I don’t understand all that is said.

Might be better if you just let him share his knowledge and then narrate/translate what he's saying to us.