This year everything seems to be blooming at the same time. While nature is literally exploding, the bees begin to expand the honeycomb and fill it with nectar. Unfortunately, however, not in the way the garden beekeeper wants: instead of building the honeycombs from the starting strips fixed at the top, the bees build them from below, criss-crossing them. That's not the way it works.

That's why the garden beekeeper had to scold his girls a little today. The started honeycombs were removed and the frames were turned by 180°, so that the wax starting strips are now on the underside.

Reset - go back to start. New game, new luck.

But it is always fascinating how such a filigree honeycomb with such a delicious filling is created from nothing.