Harvesting honey with the Flow Frames is a gentle process and doesn't disturb the bees. 🐝🐝 The bees enter and leave via the entrance at the front of the hive while we harvest the honey at the back. When there is a honey flow on (flowers full of nectar for the bees to collect), they are more interested in foraging on flowers than the honey we are harvesting. 🍯🐝 If there is a dearth in your area (not much nectar flow) then the bees may be interested in the honey flowing. If this occurs we sugg

What is the Flow Hive? Cedar and Stu share their Flow Hive invention. Making harvesting honey easier for the beekeeper and much gentler on the bees 🐝 | Flow Hive

New to the Flow Hive range! 🎉 The Flow Hive 2 is now available in ThermoGrade™ wood – sustainably grown timber that’s heat-treated to remove excess resin and moisture, creating a lighter, long-lasting more insulative hive. 💪 Highly durable & lightweight ❄☀ Insulative timber for all climates 🍯 A limited release – available now until sold out. 👉 Link in bio to claim your special launch offer #flowhive #beekeeping #LiveQandA | Flow Hive

More than honey 🌸 Introducing the Flow Hive 2 ThermoGrade™. Spring is the season to start your beekeeping journey. A beehive turns your garden into something extraordinary. 💛 Share honey with friends and family 💛 Dive into the fascinating world of bees 💛 Boost pollination in your local area | Flow Hive