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Sevenless
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What crops aren't impacted by bees?
Much to my surprise hemp doesn't seem to be despite it having (to my knowledge) flowers and buds. I know the straw crops aren't as well. Any others I'm wasting my skeps on?
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shubla
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Re: What crops aren't impacted by bees?
Barley

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Ysh
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Re: What crops aren't impacted by bees?
I think topic title should be ''which crops aren't impacted by bees?''
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_Gunnar
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Re: What crops aren't impacted by bees?
Related question - is wax/honey production impacted (or not) by those crops that aren't sped up by bees?

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budzilla
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Re: What crops aren't impacted by bees?
No, they'll have no effect from what I can tell. I grew just barley in my fields for a week~ and noticed my skeps slowed down their production._Gunnar wrote:Related question - is wax/honey production impacted (or not) by those crops that aren't sped up by bees?
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DoctorCookie
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Re: What crops aren't impacted by bees?
So as a working list we have: hemp, barley, wheat, pepper.
I remember last world testing 2 skeps in my wine/cucumber area and those skeps were much slower to produce honey/wax. That could have to do with the speed of grapes growing. So are the vine crops affected by skeps?
I remember last world testing 2 skeps in my wine/cucumber area and those skeps were much slower to produce honey/wax. That could have to do with the speed of grapes growing. So are the vine crops affected by skeps?
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DoctorCookie
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Re: What crops aren't impacted by bees?
Sevenless wrote:Much to my surprise hemp doesn't seem to be despite it having (to my knowledge) flowers and buds. I know the straw crops aren't as well. Any others I'm wasting my skeps on?
Cannabis doesnt produce floral nectar, it is wind pollinated not bee pollinated. The bees are not attracted to the aroma.
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MagicManICT
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Re: What crops aren't impacted by bees?
I'm not a farmer this world, but if memory serves, peas are. I think the other's have been mentioned above.I'm thinking of an older thread from w10.DoctorCookie wrote:So as a working list we have: hemp, barley, wheat, pepper.
I remember last world testing 2 skeps in my wine/cucumber area and those skeps were much slower to produce honey/wax. That could have to do with the speed of grapes growing. So are the vine crops affected by skeps?
You're right. Crops that aren't pollinated do not produce wax or honey. Skeps will self-produce q10 wax and honey over time even if not pollinating anything.budzilla wrote:No, they'll have no effect from what I can tell._Gunnar wrote:Related question - is wax/honey production impacted (or not) by those crops that aren't sped up by bees?
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