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Hola Thomas

You ask what do I you do with the dark ones or with pollen remnants?

I let the bees to take care of the ones with pollen that are worth keeping
for next season . We put 9 of them in a super and place the super on top of
a strong hive.

With the dark ones or the ones with pollen that we do not want to  keep. I
can not tell anyone the full story, but basically we sell them to a partner
company for rising wax moth. We are fortunate to have this possibility.

Juanse

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