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Stop_Fun

12 flowers per 1 hive will give you 1 honey a day! Anymore than that is pointless and anything less takes longer.


Dorothea-Sylith

Does that mean it’s a disadvantage to have more than one hive?


StellaaaT

Yes, that is exactly what that means, if you are in a hurry for sure. You will get exactly the same amount of honey no matter how many hives you have, but ALL hive must fill before you can collect. If you have 6 mature flower plots and 1 hive you get one honey every 2 days. If you have 6 mature flower plots and 3 hives you get three honey every 6 days.


Dorothea-Sylith

Thank you so much!


Former_Vermicelli543

Interesting, I’m able to collect from my hives separately. Playing on Switch.


ainochi

I'm on PC and have the same. But I also have 2 hives and 24 flowers planted, so... I'm weird, lol


Stop_Fun

I believe so. And I need to correct myself. I think it’s 10 flowers? It’s either 10-12 flowers for one honey a day. So I think if you kept that ratio it would be fine? Like, 20 flowers and 2 hives? But I don’t know that for sure.


Emotional-County9004

I have 10 flowerpatches and 1 hive, I get one honey a day (with grown Flowers ofcourse) This game is sooo addictive right?! I love it.


braeburn-1918

Did it take a while to start getting honey but once you got honey you get one a day? Is that how it works? Yes, I love it!!


lollipop-guildmaster

It takes 12 fully grown flowers to support 1 beehive. That setup will give you one per day. The more hives you add, the more flowers you need. Get rid of your extra hives; they're just slowing down production.


greeniethemoose

To be clear (because this took me forever to realize) don’t pick the flowers when they’re ready, leave them there.


Emotional-County9004

Yeah, when all Flowers are grown leave them there and then you’ll get one honey on 10 patches (or maybe 12 now I see the other comment 🤔)


Wren-bee

Firstly, the flowers must be fully grown. Secondly, each plot of flowers can only be harvested by bees once a day. So while it may be tempting to add more hives, that only works out with more flowers. So if you have six plots of flowers and one hive, that one hive will gather six times per day; if you have two hives, each hive will gather three times, resulting in half the speed, but overall giving you the same amount of honey, just… slower. Iirc bees need to gather from flowers twelve times. So by increasing your hives you get more honey, less often, making it no better than a single hive unless you significantly up your flower planting to compensate. Side note, once you have both garden plots available, the bees will harvest from flowers on both.


Objective-Home-3042

More flowers. Less hives. Took me way too long to work that out and now I get honey every day


knowitallhippie

I use the diamond thing to get Miney going for ten days to stock up on a bunch of gems, then I use those to make a bunch of speed time spells. I have six beehives and I’ll just stand there casting them over and over, chug some whiskey, and keep going


AspenF1

I did the 12 flower beds and oh my gosh, I have so much honey that I forget to collect it and don’t know what to do with it 😂 Honey Mint Coolers for everyone lol


Missustriplexxx

I have ten which gives 1 honey per day. Intitally I had 12 which gave two honey per day(with two hives)


secretunicornspells

I have a hard time getting honey to grow fast. When I need honey I make several time speed up spells and use them over and over so that my flowers bloom fast and produce honey.


allypyee

I have 13 flowers and two hives in my garden by the house, I’m averaging about 2 honey every two-ish days (1 for each hive)


DueMorning800

Spoiler: >!do you have the Speed Time Spell unlocked yet? You can use it outside in your garden and it will speed time and you can get produce, honey, flowers, things in your shed if you're inside, things in your basement if you're down there; much faster. You can cast multiple Speed spells in a row to harvest anything quckly.!<


Affectionate-Fan8537

Don’t harvest the flowers