Choose the flower type you want to grow and obtain its seeds.
Prepare outdoor soil and plant the flower before arranging Bee Houses around it.
Place Bee Houses within range of the flower so it can affect honey type.
Keep the flower growing and avoid harvesting it if doing so would remove the influence you want.
Check the Bee Houses periodically and collect honey when it is ready.
Store or sell the honey, keeping any product needed for gifting or another goal.
Replant or maintain the flower plot before continuing the apiary cycle.
Farming tips
Different flowers affect the honey type, so choose the flower before placing the houses.
Do not put Bee Houses in the Greenhouse expecting flower honey; indoor houses produce no honey.
Repeat, collect and use
Repeat by maintaining the outdoor flower and collecting honey from each Bee House when available. The flower affects product type; collection timing and output are not guaranteed here.
Common mistakes
Placing houses before checking flower range; arrange the flower first, then position the apiaries.
Harvesting or removing the flower and expecting its influence to continue; keep the desired flower present.
Using indoor Bee Houses for honey production; place them outdoors.
When to stop or switch
Stop expanding the apiary when honey storage or demand is sufficient, or change the flower plot if you want a different honey type.
