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Re: Winter bees (was Imidacloprid vs organophosphates)
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Bob H said: A cycle is the time it takes for the first winter bee eggs to
hatch. 42 days for two cycles. 84 days for 4 cycles.
Yes that what was I meant.

To fullfill those 4 cycles - if I understand correct - for your country, you
will need to start building your winter population in november. Is that
rigth?


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