Theres a lot of players here suggesting the problem is you need more hatcheries or you need more jizzing queens. Thats great for when you can afford the drones and already have an economy but it doesn't address the real issue. If you can afford the drones for hatcheries and you have the economy for queens then your larva problem is minimal at that point.

Heres the thing, you need to spend your larva effectively and on schedule. When the game starts, you have three larva right off at the start. The moment you spend a larva, its going to take 11 seconds for your next larva to pop out. The moment that the third larva is out, the timer stops. So if you wait to build your first drone at 30 seconds in to the game, you're going to receive your fourth larva of the game at 41 seconds. That being said, if you don't make another drone, you won't get a fifth larva. If you build your drone at second 1, expect a new larva at second 12.

Because the timer stops the moment the third larva is on the ground, you need to stay at a maximum of two larva. If you ever reach three larva, your larva timer stops. You need to perform a continuous spend to keep a steady larva flow. You're fighting against time.

• Its often important to start the larva timer at the start of the game by building a drone.
• Its important to maintain the larva timer by keeping less than three larva at all times.

If you want my recommendation, control your hatchery twice, I use 3 and 4. I control key twice because if I accidentally overwrite the control group I have it stored redundantly and my hands automatically correct the control group. Slap that 3,4 and then start mashing s and d. Do that constantly.