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If they look good, it doesn't matter who made the nuc. Just be sure you have the queen! There are plenty of good posts here on how to do a split/make a nuc. Your honey will also taste just like an experienced beekeeper was behind it. Experience counts for a lot in beekeeping, but think you can handle this as a newbee. J
That's what I assumed too before mine swarmed in May in Vermont. In TN, Photini might very well have to confront the possibility of splitting. JFirst year, it is not my experience that a nuc grows into more than a full hive. Second year is a different story, assuming sucess.
No harm at all Matt. I started using OSBN last season and plan on it again. J
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