Solstice hive inspection: Do you cut your empty queen cups?
I’m a little late posting this inspection from last month. I found a new queen, some capped queen cells, and empty queen cups throughout the hives. Curious, do you cut out any empty queen cups when you see them? Let me know in the comments.
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