When we leave our bees unchecked for long periods of time they sometimes they go into full nectar collecting mode and start to fill every cell in the hive. As a result, the queen has very few cells to lay in and the population of bees starts to decrease. This can result in total colony collapse and/or absconding. When you open a hive and there's no bees, only waxmoth and what looks like white webs or hive beetle larvae.. This could be the result of a colony that became honey-bound and died out. In this video we show how prevent this and manage your bees to create laying space for the queen and maintain large, healthy honeybee populations.