The latest bizzy bees update in Grow a Garden has brought pretty boyfriends who will help you. These small flying bees bring not only more sales value to your cultures, but the update also brings new seeds and cosmetics. Do you want to see what is new and how to do it? Continue to read our Growen Bee Swarm event guide for this.
What is the event of the bee swarm in a cultivating garden
The Bee Swarm in Grow a Garden event presents a new Queen bee npc in the center of the playground. On his left is a honeycomb which displays a practical timer for the next bee swarm. The right side houses the honey toy With a small workers’ bee inside.
The new event also causes a bee swarm. This occurs every hour and stay for 10 minutes. This is the time that bees flood the plots, fly over cultures and increase the chances of obtaining the New pollinated mutation.
As you might be able to guess, the Queen Bee NPC requires honey as part of the update of bizzies bees. However, you won’t have to do so for free. THE NPC is home to many articles and even seed packs that you can exchange for honey. Everything you have to do to participate is Get plant harvests with the new pollinated mutation that you can convert to honey. Once finished, follow the steps below:
- Equip the pollinated harvest in your hand and interact with the honey plush by pressing E.
- This will submit the harvest inside the plush and will fill the honey bottle under the tap.
- You need 10 kg of total harvests to fill the whole bottle and get 10 honey. You can see the exact amount on the counter just above the plush.
- Once you have collected enough honey, talk to the bee queen and select the ‘I want to exchange honey‘ option.
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Image credit: Cultivate a garden / Roblox (Ishan Adhikary / Beebom screenshot)
This opens the exclusive honey store, which is available when updating bizzy bees. You can buy any seeds, cosmetics or eggs that you like from here.
What mutation do you get during the steel swarm event
The Bizzy Bees update is very similar to the night event in Grow A Garden, because the Bee swarm occurs every hour. Meanwhile, you can get the pollinated mutation on any random fruit in your garden, thus increasing its value in 3 times.
Make sure not to sell the mutation harvest pollinated immediately, because you will need it to make honey, which in turn is used to exchange eggs of honey, seeds, packs, cosmetics, etc. SO, Try planting more multi-harvest plants In your garden which gives you heavy harvests in return, such as bamboo, moon melons, cactus, beans and more.
The second mutation you can get during this update is Honey. Although there is no specific event for this, you need to place the BEAR Bee pet in your field, or get a honey sprinkler from the honey shop in the game.
The bee bears has a chance to pollinate crops in your garden and apply honeyed mutation to the fruits, while the sprinkler does the same for all the crops in its range and works for an entire minute.
Exclusive shop available during the Bee Swarm event
Thus, after having collected a decent quantity of honey by subjecting pollinated fruits, it is time to check the brand new honey store exclusive to the Bee Swarm event. As mentioned, this is only available when you interact with the Queen of Bees and choose the option to chat with it.
Note that the queen of the articles from the NPC store of Queen Bee Refresh every hour. The shop is stacked with a lot of items, including the grasshopper that gives your plants the Honeyglazée mutation. So if you can’t find a particular element, it is best to wait for it. That said, here are all the new items in the store during the Bizzy Bizzy Bizzy Bizzy Biza bees: Garden:
- Flower seed pack
- Nectarine seed
- Hive fruits
- Honey sprinkler
- Bee egg
- Bee crate
- Honey comb
- Bee chair
- Pole torch
- Honey gateway
Please note that this is an exclusive store and will not be there for a long time. So enter the game as quickly as you can and exchange it.
This puts an end to our guide on the Sweille Swarm event in Crow A Garden Roblox. Have you ever started to negotiate with Queen Bee? Let us know in the comments below!
