FlowHive: Our First Harvest!!!

[@hivefivehoney1919]

The folks complaining about you taking all the honey and not leaving any for the bees, don't understand how this works. That is what the other one or two boxes are for. You don't leave the flow super on during the winter. You all did a great job congrats. You don't get that kind of production without being great beekeepers

[@HappyBearAcres]

Thank you! It's nice to hear from someone who knows what's up :) we love our bees!!

[@MikesManCave]

Excellet, reading the comments I finally found a commenter with a brain. well done.

[@johnchase4408]

Yes. Absolutely Right!

[@mrbuck5059]

@@HappyBearAcres the people that complain are hypocrite liberals from the cities that learn from Democrat programs like common core. I'm a farmer in northern Minnesota by the way.

[@stacyeandrew2]

Can you tell me how you start one of these? If this only for professionals? Because I am NOT lol. I know you buy the hive and it’s like 800$ but how do you get bees in it? Do you just set it up in ur yard pour honey on it and hope bees come? We r wanting to start a garden as well and bees are great for gardens? Where does a newbie start?

[@garoul17]

Still by far one of the best basic farming inventions; lovely harvest!

[@rhysmuir]

you were meant to put that white board at the bottom 2:25 , in the slot above it so the honey didn't drip out, and the bees could clean it back up

[@rhysmuir]

I watched the FlowHive creator's tutorial on it and thats what they said to do. I don't understand the workings of it

[@sweetfry]

rhysmuir its so the bees have honey to feed on and collect and save for winter.

[@edwarddougherty-youp2051]

rhysmuir I was thinking the same because I came directly from that video and I personally think that they should learn how to properly use it even though they said they did a lot of research they clearly didn't do enough because of the fact they didn't put the board on the top notch and left it on the bottom

[@Bullzeye211]

rhysmuir .. from bottom to top with the honey catcher board .. may want to drain b4 too long .. yup .. then put it back after while...

[@Vousie]

That's great, but what about the honey going all through the hive, causing all that clean up in the first place? Not liking that at all. Bees can drown from having puddles of honey in their hive. If the Flow frames can't be made to not leak through the hive at all, then it's a very bad design. The normal method of harvesting honey is gonna disturb them a lot less than making them clean their entire hive of all that honey that you've just spilled everywhere.

[@elund408]

I have not read all 928 comments, the ones I have read have missed one important point. It takes the bees far more energy to make wax than honey. By not having to rebuild comb such as with a top bar hive or rebuild much of it with a langstroth hive they can produce more honey in a flow hive over a given season. Any time there is change people bad mouth it. Time will tell if this works or not. If the plastic holds up, If the bees prosper.

[@aarontuplin]

Bees don't recycle the wax from the caps, so that wax is tossed. The flow box is not any better for the bees in that regard.

[@mikeries8549]

There is no way to test the moisture content in the honey frame until you're committed to eating it all. I saw no refractometer in the video therefore I assume there's a chance that once in the jars it could ferment. There are flaws in the flow hive and I only described one.

[@thecynic807]

Im surprised the bees dont chew on the plastic. But this is a great invention. The price is way too much though and you have to assemble it. Ive seen video where screws were missing and the dove tails didn't line up.

[@bodacious2276]

Except that the bees clear out all of the old wax and re-cap when ready. How do you think they refill them if they are capped?lol

[@PHIL5251]

Mike Ries The bees evaporate the water from the honey naturally before it is ready , then capped

[@kjones5879]

I'd like to hear all your pros, cons, tips, tricks and lessons learned after you go through your first season. I am a traditional beekeeper, but this is very interesting, and I especially like the fact of not disturbing the bees. I hope you will follow up.

[@mariaespinoza363]

I know that the bees are happy, because we saving the bees and our planet, all of you inspired me!

[@git_t0v]

This video was so neat! Really satisfying! I can't wait to start a flow hive and try to bring back more of an awareness of bees and what they do for us. Your setup looks clean, organized, and natural to the bees. Way to go!

[@aricibayraktarkardesler_NL]

Nice to see how other beekeepers work :)

[@funny-video-YouTube-channel]

*Wonderful invention.* This will help nature to be more pollinated and we can enjoy the sweet honey :-) I am happy they have found a productive hobby for their back yard !

[@lanman758]

epSos.de it doesn’t help pollinate.

[@pompeii1275]

Sure it does... encourages people to build hives. The more hives people build, means more pollination.

[@sorrentinacoffee]

great video! We have a flow hive (here in Australia) and also had some honey leak down and through the hive. We found if you crack the frames in increments- it is not only easier to turn the handle- but if you wait 5 minutes between increments the flow is not so great- the tube doesn't fill entirely and less honey leaks. You could also place a few bits of wood under the front of the hive to increase the tilt towards the rear so the honey flows out faster. Also if you remove the coreflute bottom- and place a metal or plastic tray there you can catch the honey and put the tray in front of the hive for the bees to clean up once you are done. Happy Flow Hivnig!

[@billiamc1969]

Flow hive is junk...terrible investment!!!!

[@sorrentinacoffee]

ah- another flow hive hater. Good for you hater. Hate on! My mum got two complete flow hives- we did so well in our first half season- I just bought two more last week. This year I plan to set between 5 and 10 hives with flow frames. Wish me luck with my crap junk investment Mr know it all hater!

[@psych0tic359]

good for you! I hope you do well with your honey. I'm not really an expert on bees, but I am every interested in how honey harvesting works, and how bees themselves function. I wish you the best of luck with your hives, I hope the honey turns out great! :)

[@OhhFuckYeh]

personally i'd rather buy 2 - 3 producing hives than an empty flow hive that I then need to fill with bees

[@trentasenzalode]

BeeFriendlyApiary why?

[@xUnleadedx]

you should get some sort of tax break when you have a bee hive like this. We need these bees. If more people had these, we might be helping the bee population.

[@HappyBearAcres]

As long as people dont abuse it I am inclined to agree with you. Bees are doing well and have had no problems. Its a new product so there is plenty of skepticism with no experience to back it up.

[@mycrazyfamilyid]

That would mean more government intervention, which we don't need...

[@look4keith]

​@@mycrazyfamilyid That's a ludicrous claim. People get tax breaks for many things. In fact, you can get an agriculture exemption on your property if you are a beekeeper. There are acreage minimums, but it's the same with cattle.

[@PleaseNoMoreFarmhouseDecor]

@@look4keith the government needs to mind its own beeswax

[@Makermook]

@@shotgunsam23 -- Do you have any evidence for that? Bees dying in a flow hive?

[@DOJ77]

I enjoyed this vid. When I start my homestead, I will be investing in one for my green house. Thank you.

[@elladailylife]

The joy of harvesting must be so rewarding

[@gblan]

You're supposed to move the bottom board up to the top slot before harvesting. Keeps the drips inside and the bees will collect the honey off the floor.

[@davidbrubeck6083]

I just got done watching another flow hive video, and the guy said to move that drop slot to the upper slot before extracting the honey... I really love the design of this flow hive, and it dose not harm the bees at all, and you can get honey every year which to me is just awesome...

[@Postofficejoe]

First time I heard of the frames overflowing aswell, good to know you should crack the frames 1/3 at a time at 5 minutes intervals ... also good to know each frame has a different taste ... great video.!

[@jackystar5099]

My grandma in Mexico has bees and my cousin harvests the honey. I personally don't like honey but I've seen how it's harvested traditionally and hundreds of bees are killed. I love that it looks like no bees were harmed.

[@walkingmonument]

My intuition was right on. The greatest invention in beekeeping ever

[@merk8504]

Was it worth 700 dollars for tho?

[@escapetherace1943]

until you get hard honey and realize getting it out of plastic is impossible without destroying the honey (very little heat will ruin honey's beneficial properties, like barely over our body temp).

[@fullcircle4723]

Seen a few videos about flowhive over the years. Thoroughly enjoyed yours. Huge fan of flowhive.

[@Pwhisperer]

What I'd like to know is...how do the bees know that you drained those frames? If they have them all capped with wax, what tells them they need to refill them again?

[@ROMEYYOUROCK]

natural instinct

[@Pwhisperer]

+ROMEYYOUROCK I envision them peeking under the wax caps and finding all the cells empty, then standing around scratching their heads, shrugging their shoulders, trying to figure out where all that honey went.

[@ROMEYYOUROCK]

Jeffro Doe that too

[@Abeaness]

When you turn the key mechanism to start the flow, the cells split open so there will be a split in the wax cappings and when they go to repair it they will be able to see that it's empty and needs to be filled back up again.

[@TreSneaky]

In other of videos of people harvesting with this system they watch the bees a bit more and somehow all the bees near that frame instantly know the honey is vanishing and immediately start working to remove the caps.

[@NaseerOmran]

Wow that looks like at least 15 L honey from just one hive. Good job.! A efficiënt and easy must have for self sufficient people.

[@ceedaddy]

...you were supposed to take the bottom floor board and place it into the top slot prior to opening the honey flow...that would have kept the honey inside the hive so the bees could lick it back up...

[@rjpena6273]

@ResidentEvil302cuba rican215 You are right.

[@Dr-wheel-barrow-opperator]

Beautiful, well done video...Loved the dog Too! Thank you!

[@danielbarker8939]

I was just curious as to how many harvests you can expect this season, when should you do your last harvest and how do you know how much honey to leave unharvested for the winter? Also, would you mind telling me which state you are in? Thanks!

[@themardogs]

Wow... you guys are great. Love the video and I can't wait to buy my own hive.

[@lluwd]

This is soooo awesome guys! It makes me want to do my own.

[@Twomidgetsonahorse]

This is an older video so I am going to assume that you learned from the few mistakes you made with your flowhive. The first being that you have to tip the hive back to extract your frames the second which is not your mistake but a glitch in the the design of the flow hive is that the very first harvest will result in some honey loss through the hive. As the bees build up and propalyze the flow frames this becomes a non issue with all subsequent harvests. Great video and fantastic harvest.

[@TheFindingLight]

This is amazing!! I'll definitely be looking into this in the future when I finally have my own property!!

[@ralfus37]

2:31 Your tapered shim appears to be installed backwards, sloping the hive to the front. The tubes overflowed toward the front landing board.

[@francismcmillan9184]

Thank you for the video. I am just now looking into the honey process and regardless of the negative comments I really enjoyed and appreciate you taking the time to show me a little something about the process. Thanks again. Great job!!!

[@ShlisaShell]

Man you gotta love You Tube.I've never seen or heard of "Flow hive" before. So cool!

[@HappyBearAcres]

It really is a cool invention, so much easier on the bees!

[@getoffyourbassandletsfish7651]

3:50 that one bees 🐝 like “what’s going on back here?” 4:30 a bees supervising you two 😂

[@MarshallGriffiss]

Thank you for the video. This is something I would love to have one day

[@DiscardedSlinky]

You forgot to move the board up to the top space! Watch the video about harvesting from the people who make it

[@sbdonlon]

Joli Kelly they also forgot to make sure it was tilting forward as well

[@KrishnaHurree]

That was like the first Step to do from the FlowHive guys :X

[@MikesManCave]

@@sbdonlon It needs to tilt back not forward.

[@maranathaafrica]

@@MikesManCave where does one get all these instructions from, are they in the box from.the manufacturers,?

[@MikesManCave]

@@maranathaafrica Yes they are and there is plenty of videos on youtube that will show you how to do it.

[@JeffsTrades]

Definitely a great idea to have two deeps.....great work guys!

[@robertdenham9541]

I want my own bees; so I can have my own army and take over the world!

[@motelman6036]

I am impressed!! Thanks for buying that and filming that, you are the first that has told me about why it overflowed, quite impressive. one guy said his did the first time, but he didn't seem to know why it didn't the next, he thought the bees sealed it up at the bottom, but I like opening a few and there by not letting it overflow.

[@mikeyunovapix7181]

this makes me wanna try bee keeping

[@Makermook]

@@LawrenceReitan -- Beekeeping isn't rocket science. There are intricacies, sure, but if you have a mentor and take the advice you're given, it's pretty easy to keep healthy bees.

[@jonathanodell9507]

Me too

[@therealrobbdee672]

@@Makermook are u a bee keeper then? I am interested in learning

[@coachmatt216]

It’s a lot of fun, but don’t use a flow hive. They don’t work as advertised and many people have tons of issues that nobody ever mentions. These paid KZbinrs don’t give you the entire story.

[@coachmatt216]

@@Makermook amen on getting a good mentor. Our local bee club has a mentorship program for new beekeepers. I don’t know one master beekeeper who would ever recommend a flow hive. They don’t work as advertised and the owners are con-artists.

[@wingsbeyondthegardengate1246]

Thanks for posting this it is great. I have,been watching this product,since their kickstarter entry. Wanted to see someone use it in real world/real time. This is perfect! Looks like I will be ordering in the next,few months. Thanks again.

[@psyched1231]

I had a great harvest from my Flows this year. Since you're getting one, you might be interested in some ideas: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oofOqnZjnpZ-Zs0

[@Shatterpate]

Your hive is too crowded, it needs another honey super or else your bees will take off. I already have 5 honey supers on my strongest colonies.

[@user-bo5vr1ib6i]

Yeah

[@samanthadobler7184]

With Flow, you continuously harvest honey through the honey season, the bees continue to have new places to add honey- so it's never full. As long as you keep harvesting.

[@japaneseaggression]

still doesnt stop your bees from swarming.

[@Daltonownzyoulol]

the comment was saying about the population of the hive, not the honey storage :P

[@samanthadobler7184]

+Daltonownzyoulol we have the flow. we harvested twice this summer before replacing with regular frames so the bees could get ready to winter. we never had a swarm. 2 deeps,one flow and then 2 harvests of just the flow. then replaced with 10 frames. no swarm.

[@joatmofa0405]

Extremely helpful info - thank you!

[@waldowoc]

That was totally awesome, you guys rock. My two favorite parts were when he says he's going to try opening part "like they suggest", and the bee rescue. Did she survive? Thanks for helping to dispel the naysayers.

[@FerventLotus]

Not sure if anyone told you, but moving that bottom panel to the top slot before harvesting allows for the honey that comes out of the bottom to stay in the hive for the bees to reuse.

[@melissavaughndance5501]

This video makes me so happy I can't even tell you. I would like to try beekeeping in the future and you both make it look so personally rewarding. Thank you for sharing.

[@aladdinpeko9790]

I like it...it was interesting and fun!!!

[@sophiej6893]

This is cool and all, I'm not a bee expert, but aren't you supposed to leave some honey in the hive for the bees?

[@HappyBearAcres]

We have another super below the flow hive with honey in it. We left plenty.

[@mouldywotsits1726]

depends if you go the naturaul way you just take the ehole super of and away from the hive so they just stay in the brood

[@caioluizpadovanisilva6990]

Sophie Johnson

[@veganwaffle]

Shotgunsam 23 I actually hear about that a lot, bees cap their honey from the outside in, so what your getting from a flow hive can actually go bad, unlike real honey.

[@dogphlap6749]

Thank you for the video, I enjoyed it.

[@k.backus6349]

You just sold me on the flow hive. Thanks for a great video!

[@zoesdada8923]

There seems to be two schools of thought on these flow hives. Those who love them and those who hate them. No in between.

[@jonny7491]

Zoes Dada it’s like Vegemite “ you either love it or hate it” 😀

[@andrewdobson8745]

From those that have them, seems to be a large large love for them. For those who don't have them, you can safely discount those people's opinions

[@OneOfDisease]

i loved watching the dog in the background with the music...the honey was mesmerizing too

[@2012isRonPaul]

the day the bees gonna find out where all the honey goes... :>

[@pradeepr2044]

I really love this stuff it does very little or no harm to the bees... I hope everyone adopts this method of bee keeping....

[@agentsmith8379]

Old fashioned hive does no harm to the bees too. You just have to be a bit careful.

[@irasthewarrior]

Now you can start your mead production :)

[@kieranh2005]

goagăl minus +1

[@scoop2591]

Very, very cool ! Thx so much !

[@kailash3590]

Hi Happy Bear! Super video! Just a quick question, how often can you harvest the honey? What is the rough time fram. Thanks

[@zigazalar599]

i think two to three times a season.

[@timbod3367]

That is so cool you guys, you must be so excited, and never mind any negative comments you did GREAT!

[@randomrainbows]

do the bees try to sting you when collecting the honey?

[@aurelia5776]

Sarah walshaw no, the reason the flow hive was made we so you don’t disturb the bees.

[@SeanPGribbons]

Very cool!

[@papasmurf9146]

Thank you for cutting to the chase and having your title match your content. I'm really tired of videos that have one or two minutes of intro that only they care about. Yours was straight to the subject at hand. Again -- thank you.

[@beebob1279]

Nice for the backyard beekeeper. But when you run a multiple of colonies I don't think this is practical. But, it's nice to see other people harvesting the honey and not just the inventors. Do you take of the box in the fall to prepare the bees for winter or does it stay on? How about propolis? Is this a factor in how it's working? Enjoyed the video

[@WifiPillow]

How is this not practical?

[@beebob1279]

It's not practical. It's slow. When taking the honey it could start robbing. What if you end up with AFB? You can't use it anymore and must get rid of it according to state regs. a toy for the lazy beekeeper who won't check hives for health. A lot of reasons why I don't like it. I found out these are extremely expensive!

[@WifiPillow]

Ah the age old "I can't afford it so it must be shit"

[@beebob1279]

NO,, I didn't say I can't afford it. But it's wasteful if you want to know the truth. If you need a 'flow hive' so badly I've would like to sell you the Brooklyn Bridge. Interested?

[@maylinx0x]

The other way takes much much longer though o.O So this is very practical. Much better then taking the whole hive apart and cutting the honey caps off and getting in suit and spraying the bees and ect

[@Gungho73]

You may have updated it in a future video, but the honey leak I saw at the bottom you were worried about can be mitigated by simply not turning the key fully but only 1/3 of the way according to others using the FlowHive facing the same issue. Perhaps try that and let us know if that helped! Thanks for taking care of the bees with this newer system :)

[@GreenthumbsGarden]

That's the 1st video I've really seen by an actual user. Looks very interesting how it just pours out, how is the hive going?

[@growingorganic5382]

I would love to know how its held up and if you still recommend it years later. Do you have an update video?

[@ladynajera21]

excellent job! that was beautiful! keep up the good work

[@LOGISTICGAMERZ]

I find this oddly satisfying, no clue why.

[@mohammedbawazeer8629]

Thanks for uploading I really enjoyed watching the whole process 😊❤

[@KeepingItDutch]

this is great, would u recommend the flow hive? I just gave u my sub, we wax moths take out 1 hive, I posted about it. that look so easy

[@عبدربالنبيعبدالمجيد]

Allah (God) says in the Noble Quran about bees theses Quranic verses: ( And your Lord inspired the bees, saying: "Take you habitations in the mountains and in the trees and in what they erect, Then, eat of all fruits, and follow the ways of your Lord made easy (for you)." There comes forth from their bellies, a drink of varying colour wherein is healing for men. Verily, in this is indeed a sign for people who think).

[@bogdan1213]

@@عبدربالنبيعبدالمجيد god doesnt speak so he didnt said anything. the pedophet was hallucinating.

[@maamurhadiz7006]

@@bogdan1213 try check the quran there is a chapter named An Naml which means The BEE...it' s where those verses come from

[@deepsqueakdigger3728]

I know absolutely nothing about Bee Keeping, so be gentle. Came across this Flow Hive while watching something else ... and I find it a very, VERY cool innovation. Anyhow, from what I have learned watching numerous Flow Hive vids, apparently after the 1st harvest the bees wax-up that area near the flow holes, which prevents that issue of loss in your flow... and the 2nd harvest would be even higher yield, less mess/"waste"(gets recycled anyhow). ALSO, I believe you were supposed to move that bottom panel (the "drip tray" as I would think of it) to the upper slot. Nice job ... I sure do love honey. LOL. Good luck!

[@masterbaiter5533]

How long does it take for bees to make that?

[@xwarmangle]

one month

[@Shiro-ii6nw]

mangle that amount in one month, holy bee vomit that's a lot, haha but for reals though it's also up to how many boxes of bees there are right?

[@bags4649]

Gratz on the harvest

[@graysonsmith7031]

Jeez, are those bees going to have any honey left?

[@mariaespinoza363]

Thanks for the video!

[@brandonhvacants2217]

I can dig the only major complaint being it overflows with honey.lol

[@MemasakDirumah]

Fresh and natural. Amazing your video Mis.. Indonesia watching...

[@davidevans3175]

Where do you get the bees and how do you convince them to stay?

[@drServitis]

Entice the bees with cheap rent and/or a rent to own option and they'll likely stay.

[@yfnratchet]

David Evans | If you want to start a colony from scratch, you'll need some workers, a few drones, and a queen. Bee careful, though. Pre-made colonies might not accept a new queen.

[@davidevans3175]

Your friendly neighborhood Ratchet Sounds like West Hollywood.

[@toaluasaleupolu7060]

Wow amazing so much honey and easy collection 🤩👍

[@eamonburrows8613]

As a non bee keeper I'm very impressed, and I love honey too.. Nice video

[@theantiweeb3433]

god damn it... this video makes me so jealous... I FREAKING LOVE HONEY

[@jessical4866]

I don't know if anyone else has said this already, but the reason it's leaking at the bottom is that you didn't have your board on the top level. : ) Honey will inevitably drip down, but if you have the board up then the bees can catch and reuse the dripped honey. The FlowHive KZbin channel did address this issue.

[@manishsharma2178]

how much days did it took to fill the hives

[@TwoDudesPlay]

says a month in the description

[@TheancestorsJackson]

I just love to see the delicious harvest, thank you. Our Beekeepers are my heroes...... gold2black.

[@DetroitMike420]

Cool Vid----thanks 4 Sharing-

[@meagain2222]

Those bees are saying you know those humans just stole 1/3 of our honey. Oh well lets go get some more.

[@DelilahDivesIneditor]

meagain2222 actually the bees make too much honey for themselves so harvesting the honey doesn't matter too much

[@Czeckie]

beekeeping is about tricking bees into collecting more honey than they need

[@bartobo8372]

Czeckie and that is called animal abuse

[@Czeckie]

sure, every use of animals for human purposes is in a way. From pets to cows for steak.

[@bartobo8372]

Czeckie umm yes... Its animal abuse... If only you open your eyes then you can see what is wrong in this world....

[@georgemayfield4563]

That puts new meaning in the word straight from the I hive

[@txholeyrocks]

I'd like to see what the water percentage is. I've never seen honey just flow out that quickly.

[@TCTAkilla187]

Zak White when I was a kid a honey bee colony moved into a tree beside our house. We called a bee keeper and he came to remove the bees and relocate them to his hives. He pulled some honeycomb from the tree for us and the honey was really warm and flowed like that from the bees warming it.

[@vextium9396]

It cameout like that because it 90F outside when this video got made, Also natural honey is liquid I hope you realize.

[@mpugliano]

Your bees Rock!

[@FatherAndSonFun]

Super cool video! Looks like that flow hive works pretty good!

[@andyb2341]

kinda wierd when you think about it: we actually eat something that comes out of insects

[@Kookko94]

They spit the flower juice/insect juice many times in and out and then it's done.

[@fuflang]

just think of them as little biological machines which refine and concentrate pollen into honey.

[@laohu1514]

well in some cultures they eat the insects :D

[@fuflang]

Laohu151 Certain insects are some of the highest protein per gram foods available!

[@kkirschkk]

its the only food on earth that is not destroying either A- Life or B- potential Life and C- comes from an amial [like milk or urine]

[@godsangryhands4499]

AWESOME WORK TO ALL INVOLVED!! Inspiring! I want one to see what kind of honey city bees make!! ;-D THANKS!!!

[@MovingMountainsMM]

What state are you in? What time of year did you harvest? I assume you left enough for them to eat over winter? I’m still trying to learn but your video is so great. Looks really easy! I’d love to see more.

[@FennecTECH]

175 bee experts disliked this video

[@chillihendrix]

lmao

[@saborguerito]

why? Because their niche market is being opend up to amateurs because of one person's innovation?

[@xXxIMNOTANGELxXx]

lol bee keeping is sustaining bees not killing them.. what is killing them is the invasive nature of people, planting huge fields with no flowers, using pesticides, taking more and more land. The bees have to fly throught kilometers of field without food because we plant plants they can't feed on,

[@kfcadvocate7583]

flow hive does not benefit the bees but the people only

[@theresaedwards5819]

I think it’s a good way to get people interested in helping 🐝

[@lifeinchina7758]

great video, very interesting .

[@arandomstone]

bloody hell great work!

[@organicvegetablegardening]

Amazing!!!

[@natalioramirez6240]

why are they no wearing any protection

[@itwasmedude2163]

natalio ramirez when the bees are swarming like they were when she showed us the front of the hive they are in the most docile state. You can even grab handfuls of bees and not get stung. It's because they swarm to keep the queen bee alive and make like a weird ball thing around her. They won't attack because if they do they die and they would have less bees protecting the queen.

[@mobilecommunity548]

Happy And Healthy Family

[@ElenaHaskins]

Thank you for showing your first time. If you choose to answer, were any bees harmed during the harvest?

[@HappyBearAcres]

+Elena Haskins no bees were harmed at all in this harvest!! ZERO! one almost drowned in the honey but we saved her ☺

[@ElenaHaskins]

Yay! So glad to know the bees were not harmed. Thank you.

[@ArcturanMegadonkey]

Any updates on the flowhive 5 years later? how are you finding it? I'm just getting into bee keeping and was considering it next season

[@SilverWatcher.]

You pushed em all out at once ahhhhhhhhh safety first. Lol awesome

[@BiyanSlam]

awesome

[@xdkillem1019]

to bad u cant have honey combs

[@HappyBearAcres]

XDKillem101 you can still do honey comb, just add a short box with guided foundation less frames like normal.

[@xdkillem1019]

oh okay thanks good job on your youtube keep on going =D u doing good

[@vireinaqueenbee7876]

Comb is one of the most healthier part .but that's a,start and,is,better then nothing .still healthy for them

[@j246802]

For one month - wow lots of honey, seems worth it.