Mark, for now, start practising right away, no matter what method you decide on. I personally use a piece of wire smashed on one end with a hammer, and bent into a scoop shape. I transfer the smallest larvae into plasic cups shoved up into the groove underneath a shallow super frame. Keep humid with a damp towel, transfer into a strong queenless hive, wait 9 days, put the finnished cells into nucs, wait untill new queen is laying, and there you go. I once tried priming the cells with diluted honey to help float the larva off the wire, but I guess I did something wrong, and not one of about 50 larvae I grafted took. I know other do very well priming with honey, I use this just as an example of how something you find in the archives of a site like this might not work for you. (I hope you've checked the archives on this site). [log in to unmask]