Every year in spring, when the flowers bloom, it is also the best time for bees to reproduce. Bees are very obsessed with population expansion, and they will build royal platforms during this period, ready to divide bees at any time, and they achieve population expansion in this way.
It doesn't matter if there will be artificial breeding during this time period. Because the bees themselves will build the royal platform, so what if you want to replace some old kings in summer and autumn?
Because of the summer and autumn seasons, the source of powder and honey in general places is not very sufficient, and the bees have lost their passion for bees.
If it loses its king, the bees will rush to build the king, but there are good and bad things to make the king, and in general, it is not as good as the natural king, and in the case of not being able or unwilling to artificially breed the king, I think it should be done like this.
1. Choose a nest of strong groups.
Second, add a grid to it, or replace it with a small box to raise, no matter what the purpose is, the beehive space will be smaller, creating the illusion that it cannot accommodate so many bees.
3. Constant feeding, so that the queen bee continues to lay eggs, artificially creating the illusion that there is a large source of honey in the outside world.
Fourth, if possible, a drone's spleen can be inserted to let the queen bee give birth.
Fifth, after this toss, this nest of bees will build a natural king's platform.
Then you will be able to get the Nature's King's Stage. There are also seven or eight at the least, and more than ten at most. If that's not enough for you to change kings, then you can get two more boxes.