If I leave honey in the hive...

[NOOBY93]

Nope.
Lock pls

it's great that you're being active in the how do I section, but stop being so aggressive about it, beehives are mystical creatures that we don't fully understand, and when someone asks a question you responding with "lock pls", regardless of whether you're correct or not, is just douchey, stop it, save that for congress

Okay.

[r0ck4ev3r]

If the beehive is full of honey, it will NOT produce any wax.

Can this be confirmed, because i have not harvested the honey in days, and i am still getting wax (although I could not be @ 1.0L of honey)

[pablet]

Nope.
Lock pls

it's great that you're being active in the how do I section, but stop being so aggressive about it, beehives are mystical creatures that we don't fully understand, and when someone asks a question you responding with "lock pls", regardless of whether you're correct or not, is just douchey, stop it, save that for congress

Okay.

Im impressed, never saw a person in a forum accept one advice like that in such a civiliced way, you are a gentleman my friend

[Sevenless]

Honey and wax are produced seperately. According to Xcoms beehive study, there are conditions that produce honey but no wax on small fields.

These are some of my hypotheses and might not be overly accurate.
The beehive will produce different amounts of materials depending on how many crop stage changes it has gotten between the updates.
0-25: updates seams to not produce anything.
25-40: produces 0.1 L of honey.
40-60: 1 wax or 0.1L honey.
60-90: both 1 wax and 0.1 L honey
90+: 0.2 L honey and 1 wax.

From his experiment.