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==Sources==
 
==Sources==
This building becomes available after you have learned [[Beekeeping]] 4.  
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This building becomes available after you have learned {{RequireSkill | Beekeeping | 4}}.  
  
 
==Cost==
 
==Cost==
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A Queen will also flee if the hive is not checked for too long (Medium 5 Duck Days, Large 10 Duck Days)
 
A Queen will also flee if the hive is not checked for too long (Medium 5 Duck Days, Large 10 Duck Days)
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===Raw Eco Data for Successful/Unsucessful Hives===
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Successful:
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Heavy Metals: 0.00%
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pH: 6.1360
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Ground Water: 50%
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Phosphorus: 25%
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Soot: 0%
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Potassium: 25%
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Nitrogen: 25%
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Salinity: 0%
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Heavy Metals: 0.00%
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pH: 6.5608
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Ground Water: 50%
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Phosphorus: 25%
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Soot: 0%
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Potassium: 25%
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Nitrogen: 25%
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Salinity: 0%
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Heavy Metals: 0.00%
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pH: 7.0000
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Ground Water: 50%
 +
Phosphorus: 25%
 +
Soot: 0%
 +
Potassium: 25%
 +
Nitrogen: 25%
 +
Salinity: 0%
 +
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Heavy Metals: 0.00%
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pH: 7.0000
 +
Ground Water: 50%
 +
Phosphorus: 25%
 +
Soot: 0%
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Potassium: 25%
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Nitrogen: 25%
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Salinity: 0%
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(All long-term happy hives)
  
 
== Related Buildings ==
 
== Related Buildings ==

Latest revision as of 18:53, 23 May 2021

Large Beehive
Large Beehive
(Building)
Location
Outside
Size
1 × 1
Requirements
Cost to Build
Boards 100
Hive Frame 20
Nails 200


A Large Beehive allows you to keep bees, which produce up to 800 Honey and 800 Beeswax and 800 Royal Jelly.

Sources

This building becomes available after you have learned Beekeeping 4.

Cost

Use

This type of Beehive does not attract a queen the same way as a Simple Beehive does. It needs to have a Queen Bee placed in it to start producing. Checking the beehive for wax, honey starts a focus timer.

Mechanics still TBD

Placement/Queen Flees

When you check the hive, you may notice there were bees, but you also get the message, "It looks like the Queen Bee has died or fled the Hive. Probably due to the nearby conditions." In this case, look in Main for additional information:

Message Inferred Meaning
Hmm, It looks dry around here Need water nearby
Hmm, The vegetation nearby is quite sparse (hive was built in desert)


A Queen will also flee if the hive is not checked for too long (Medium 5 Duck Days, Large 10 Duck Days)

Raw Eco Data for Successful/Unsucessful Hives

Successful:

Heavy Metals: 0.00% pH: 6.1360 Ground Water: 50% Phosphorus: 25% Soot: 0% Potassium: 25% Nitrogen: 25% Salinity: 0%

Heavy Metals: 0.00% pH: 6.5608 Ground Water: 50% Phosphorus: 25% Soot: 0% Potassium: 25% Nitrogen: 25% Salinity: 0%

Heavy Metals: 0.00% pH: 7.0000 Ground Water: 50% Phosphorus: 25% Soot: 0% Potassium: 25% Nitrogen: 25% Salinity: 0%

Heavy Metals: 0.00% pH: 7.0000 Ground Water: 50% Phosphorus: 25% Soot: 0% Potassium: 25% Nitrogen: 25% Salinity: 0%


(All long-term happy hives)

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