If you’ve ever wondered how to maximize your farming potential in Fae Farm with fruit trees and bees, this is the guide for you! Today, we’re covering everything you need to know about propagating fruit trees, obtaining seasonal fruits, and using bees to boost your farm’s efficiency and profits. Let’s dive in!

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Bees: Worker Bees & Queen Bees

In Fae Farm, there are two types of bees: Worker Bees and Queen Bees. Both are essential for different farming tasks, and you’ll need plenty of them!

• Worker Bees – The backbone of your honey production and tree propagation.
• Queen Bees – Rarer but crucial for setting up hives and maximizing honey yield.

Where to Find Bees

1. Catching Bees in the Fey World: Use your net to capture bees that spawn in various locations.
2. Guaranteed Bee Spawn: There is a spot in the Fey world where a bee respawns every two in-game hours (two real-world minutes). Simply wait away from the area and return to capture another bee.
3. Automating Bee Collection: Running around to collect bees isn’t always efficient, so setting up Propagation Hives is the best way to generate a steady supply.

Mass-Producing Bees with Propagation Hives

To avoid manually catching bees every time, you can set up Propagation Hives to automatically produce more bees:

1. Set up multiple Propagation Hives in a tight space (9 or more is optimal).
2. Use the Jar of Bees potion (crafted using Worker Bees and Bug Juice) to release bees near the hives.
3. Surround the area with fences to prevent the bees from escaping.
4. Each Propagation Hive captures one bee at a time and can hold up to nine bees per hive.
5. Repeat the process until you have hundreds of Worker Bees for honey production or tree propagation.

This method ensures that you always have enough bees for all your farming needs without having to manually catch them!

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Fruit Trees and Propagation

Fruit trees in Fae Farm can be propagated to produce additional saplings. This allows you to breed seasonal fruit treesand unlock hidden fruit varieties!

How to Propagate Fruit Trees

1. Plant a base fruit tree (Apple, Pear, Peach, or Plum from Willow’s shop in the Town Center).
2. Set up 3-4 Propagation Hives around the tree to increase sapling spawn rates.
3. Stock each hive with bees (Worker Bees work best, but Queen Bees are also an option).
4. Wait for saplings to grow – this occurs randomly but is significantly faster with multiple trees and hives.

Optimal Tree Propagation Layout

• 1 Tree + 3 Hives → Slower but manageable.
• 4 Trees (One Per Corner) + 3-4 Hives Each → Significantly increases propagation rate.

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Unlocking Seasonal & Rare Fruit Trees

The true magic of fruit trees in Fae Farm comes from seasonal propagation, allowing you to breed out rarer fruits like cherry, orange, and apricot trees.

• You don’t need to be in the correct season to propagate a tree!
• Any fruit tree can produce a seasonal variant if enough hives are present.
• The more trees and hives you have, the faster new saplings will appear.

Best Strategy for Rare Tree Propagation

1. Start with a single type of tree (e.g., Peach Trees).
2. Set up multiple trees and propagation hives.
3. Wait for the first seasonal sapling (e.g., Cherry Tree).
4. Replace some Peach Trees with Cherry Trees and repeat the process.
5. Eventually, you’ll have an optimized setup that generates rare trees frequently.

With this method, you can get 20+ Cherry Trees per season, which drastically increases fruit production and profit!

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Beehive Farming for Honey & Profits

Bees aren’t just for propagating trees—they also produce honeycomb, which can be processed into beeswax and honey, two valuable resources for crafting and selling.

Setting Up a Beehive Farm

1. Place 10 or more beehives in an enclosed space.
2. Use 10 Queen Bees to activate the hives.
3. Stock up on Jar of Bees potions and use them to fill hives with Worker Bees.
4. Harvest honeycomb daily (each hive produces up to 32 honeycomb per cycle).

Profit Breakdown from Honeycomb

Item	Number	Total Florin
Honeycomb	320	3,250
Beeswax (processed from honeycomb)	320	Higher resale value!

By processing honeycomb into beeswax and selling it at market stalls, you can make a steady, high-value income from beekeeping!

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Final Thoughts: Mastering Bees & Trees for Maximum Profit

• Use Propagation Hives to mass-produce bees and increase fruit tree propagation rates.
• Propagate rare fruit trees like Cherry, Apricot, and Orange to build a long-term profitable farm.
• Set up Beehives for honeycomb farming, process it into beeswax, and sell it for massive profits.
• Take advantage of out-of-season propagation to generate saplings year-round.

With these techniques, you can maximize both fruit and honey production, ensuring a steady supply of resources and income while optimizing your Fae Farm experience.

For more farming strategies and optimization tips, stay tuned for future guides. Until then—happy farming!