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Tue, 14 Mar 2017 04:25:38 +0000

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Re: Bloom damage from freezing weather

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Does anyone know the effect of below freezing weather has on Titi bloom?   I currently have hives on a location with a high Titi population but will have temps dropping to around 29ºF Wednesday night.   My question is, will the freezing temperatures destroy the nectar flow from the Titi bloom?  If so, I need to bring my hives home for management purposes.  If the nectar flow will continue, of course I want to take advantage of as much of the flow as possible. Mike in LA



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