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AliciaH
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Red Ceder and Varroa
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March 23, 2011, 06:25:10 PM »
This question shouldn't be any surprise for anyone that's read my other post....
Does anyone out there have any experience using red ceder and noticing it's effects on varroa?
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It makes varroa mites smell like red cedar.
Seriously though, if it had any effect on varroa don't you think all beehives would be made of cedar?
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I use all red cedar hive body's, tops, bottoms and supers. It has no effect on varroa or shb.
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Quote from: fish_stix on March 23, 2011, 09:37:40 PM
It makes varroa mites smell like red cedar.
And good they will smell, too! I almost wanted to crawl into that hive myself!
Quote from: fish_stix on March 23, 2011, 09:37:40 PM
Seriously though, if it had any effect on varroa don't you think all beehives would be made of cedar?
Yes, I would think that. I guess I was hoping it was more of a cost issue.
Quote from: Ted n Ms on March 23, 2011, 10:28:29 PM
I use all red cedar hive body's, tops, bottoms and supers. It has no effect on varroa or shb.
I hate bad news, even when it's not a surprise. I'm going to go get another cup of coffee......
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>Does anyone out there have any experience using red ceder
Yes.
>and noticing it's effects on varroa?
No effect. None on wax moths either....
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