i just wired a sht31 to the esp32‑mkr1000 to log hive temp/humidity every time the humidity goes above 80% the board resets i checked the power supply
New queen gone again???!
I installed a queen a few days ago, set the frame in, and everything seemed fine at first. Then yesterday I came back to check and she’s gone—just like last time. The brood looks weird, no eggs, just a couple of old ones. The workers are all over the place, almost lazy. I even double‑checked my cage—no trace of the queen. Am I losing my bees to other colonies or did I just misplace her? The hive is buzzing like a stalled oven; the honey is flat, no sweet rush. I'm starting to worry the colony might collapse. Should I set a trap or just wait it out? Have anyone else seen a queen disappear this often? Need advice ASAP, or am I just overreacting? ...???
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