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Hi All,
If the second brood chamber of a hive is 100% capped honey, is it a potential problem? The first deep brood chamber looks very healthy and is a great mixture of eggs, brood, honey and pollen. This is a fairly strong hive that has a couple of honey supers on it. The bees are continuing to draw comb and store honey. Can I count on the bees to move honey around and make room should they need the space in the second brood chamber? Should I remove 3 or 4 frames of honey? Thanks for any advice!
Matt
If the second brood chamber of a hive is 100% capped honey, is it a potential problem? The first deep brood chamber looks very healthy and is a great mixture of eggs, brood, honey and pollen. This is a fairly strong hive that has a couple of honey supers on it. The bees are continuing to draw comb and store honey. Can I count on the bees to move honey around and make room should they need the space in the second brood chamber? Should I remove 3 or 4 frames of honey? Thanks for any advice!
Matt