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How to farm Honey in the 99 Nights in the Forest Bee Biome

Updated on July 29, 2026 (about 14 hours ago)

The Bee Biome (listed as the Bee MINI Biome on the calendar) is a limited-time honey zone near camp in 99 Nights in the Forest. It runs from Jul 25 through Jul 31, 2026 PT on the 99 Nights in the Forest events page.

Your loop is simple: plant flowers in Beehives, bank Honey, spend at the Beekeeper Shop or on Giant Beehive pollination, then chase the three badges before the window closes. For systems that stay after this mini-biome leaves, use the 99 Nights in the Forest wiki.

How to farm Honey in the 99 Nights in the Forest Bee Biome

How to find the Bee Biome and farm Honey

The Bee Biome turns on automatically every run. No special trigger, no quest gate. Leave camp and look for flying bees plus honey-themed trees and structures close to spawn.

  1. Pick flowers around the forest. Hold or press E to pull them into your inventory.
  2. Find a small Beehive. Approach carefully. Bees can attack or get provoked, and fighting them can drop Morsels.
  3. Use Plant Flowers on the hive. That spends flowers from your inventory and starts passive Honey production.
  4. Stay in the biome while Honey ticks. Your Honey balance UI only shows while you are inside the Bee Biome.

Honey scales with how many flowers you plant on your hives:

Flowers plantedHoney per minute
11
153
About 40 (max stack)8

Level 3 flower targets are still unclear. Treat the max stack of about 40 flowers as your practical income ceiling instead of guessing a Level 3 number.

What to do with Honey (shops, pollination, badges)

These are the core Beekeeper Shop buys and prices:

ItemCost (Honey)
Honeycomb10
Revolver Ammo15
Rifle Ammo15
Jar o' Honey40
Bee Stinger Spear100
Bee Box Recipe Tablet360

Stock refreshes on a daily or day-or-two cadence. Extra items can rotate or share stock with other players. The biome and shop also go quiet at night, so shop during the day when you can.

If you want the Hivecraft badge, bank toward the Bee Box Recipe Tablet first. Grind or add the tablet at base, then craft Bee Boxes. Honeycomb cooks with Morsel into Candied Meat. Ammo and Honeycomb are the easy repeat buys while you save.

Jar o' Honey is a strong heal and hunger restore when nights stretch long, which pairs well with night-by-night Deer survival if the forest is already chewing through your health.

Spend what you need at the shop before you touch the Giant Beehive. It sits near the biome center. Press Pollinate to spend Honey and boost Honey generation across your active hives. Common tier costs are 20 Honey, then 60, then 150.

Pollinate resets your current Honey balance. Buy from the shop first if you still need ammo, a Jar, or the Bee Box Recipe Tablet. Hitting Pollinate with a full wallet is a harsh way to learn that the button works.

Pollination can also add more small hives and plants such as chilies, strawberries, and flowers, which feeds your next flower pass.

Badge goals for the Bee Wolf skin:

Bee Biome badge goals

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Finish the set to unlock Bee Wolf. These badges can also grant permanent Diamonds. Hivecraft is one clean 360 Honey purchase. Beekeeping can stretch across runs. Apiary is the one-run grind, so leave extra flower farming time because Level 3 flower math is still unclear.

FAQ

Q.

Is the Bee Biome limited-time in 99 Nights in the Forest?

Yes. The Bee MINI Biome is listed live from Jul 25 through Jul 31, 2026 PT on the events calendar. It is not a permanent biome.

Q.

Do you need a special trigger to start the Bee Biome?

No. It is active automatically every run near camp and spawn. Look for flying bees and honey-themed trees.

Q.

Does Pollinate reset your Honey?

Yes. Pollinate spends Honey for a production boost and resets your current Honey balance. Spend at the Beekeeper Shop first if you still need those buys.

Q.

Which Bee Biome badge is fastest?

Hivecraft is the fastest clean goal: buy the Bee Box Recipe Tablet for 360 Honey. Beekeeping can span multiple runs. Apiary needs three Level 3 hives in one run.

Venkatesh Bobbili

About Venkatesh Bobbili

Venkatesh is the detail obsessed researcher on the team. He enjoys breaking down game mechanics, comparing builds, and testing upgrade paths to understand how each Roblox game truly works under the hood. On Bloxodes, he focuses on in depth guides, balancing info, and checking every update before articles go live. He also helps refine tools and datasets that power many parts of the site. His favorite Roblox game is Blade Ball.

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