https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lm8llhTTckQ
Beekeeping has so many different hives you can use and one is the recent invention of the Flow Hive. Today I'll give you my first impression of a Flow Hive a

https://www.reddit.com/r/Beekeeping/comments/tzf8ie/why_is_the_flow_hive_considered_bullshit_exactly/
If you just have the good parts of beekeeping (honey) on tap like a flow hive does, new beekeepers will be less likely to actually take care of the bees. They wont care what the bees are doing as long as the honey is flowing at the tap. This basically just mite bombs the neighborhood and does more harm than good.

https://beekeeping101.com/flow-hive-review/
The hive needs to slant slightly toward the back so that the honey is able to flow out of the hive easily. The manufacturers removed the stress from you, the beekeeper, by fitting the base with a bubble level. When the bubble is in the middle, the hive is sloped at the optimum position while continuing to be stable.

https://backyardbeekeeping.iamcountryside.com/hives-equipment/my-flow-hive-three-years-in/
Honey on Tap with the Flow Hive. In my experience, this plastic comb took a bit of elbow grease to unlock with a key. The bees had glued the spacing within the cells together so well with propolis that the comb was difficult to crack and shift. When the cells do shift, though, the honey drains relatively slowly into your sterilized food-safe jar.

https://grampashoney.com/flow-hives-worth-it/
A fairly new concept of beekeeping is the flow hive. First released in 2015 as a new and effective way of ethical beekeeping practices, reactions and reviews to the flow hive have been mixed. The first design of the flow hive has beekeepers sitting on the fence unable to decide whether flow hives are a great initiative.

https://www.honeybeesuite.com/should-you-go-with-the-flow/
Supposedly, the bees then rip off the cappings, repair the cells, and refill them. Whether it works or not is anybody's guess. If you uncap a frame of honey and hold it upside down, not much happens, so I imagine it is the heat of the hive that makes the honey runny enough to flow. So if you have a cold hive, or especially viscous or

https://www.beesource.com/threads/flow-hives-again.349485/
You may likely have to 1) Get Suited Up 2) Smoke the Bees 3) Open the hive 4) Remove the honey-filled frames 5) Brush the bees from those frames 6) Use a knife to remove the capping from the wax cells 7) Use a centrifuge to get honey out of the frame. Flow Hive promises to remove all that "messy hard work.".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WH0JZw-DGcI
Does the @FlowHive work? Is the flow hive a gimmick? This videos shows you that my first honey harvest from the Flow Hive was successful! Watch this before y

https://forum.honeyflow.com/t/new-to-flow-hive-beekeeping-here-is-how-to-get-started/36439
A few time stamped highlights that you can click to watch: Pointers on positioning your Flow Hive. All about the Flow Hive 2 base and stand, pest management and ventilation. Tips on lighting your smoker. Installing bees, transferring brood frames. Spotting the queen bee. Best time of the year to start beekeeping in different regions and climates.

https://www.honeyflow.com/blogs/beekeeping-basics/beginner-beekeeping-with-a-flow-hive
For Flow Hive beekeepers, this means you should leave your Flow Super in the garage until your bees have filled their brood box. Bees like to stay a warm and cozy 95 degrees Fahrenheit (35 degrees Celsius) inside their cluster. When you give them more space than necessary they have to work much harder to maintain these conditions and the energy

https://beehivebeehive.com/2024/01/15/beekeeping-flow-hive-worth-the-dough-or-gimmick-that-blows/
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https://www.reddit.com/r/Beekeeping/comments/t7ipew/just_bought_a_flow_hive/
For example turning the crank can take some force. It can get a little messy too, but the bees will clean it up. I have a flow hive and traditional hive. If I knew I only wanted 1 or 2 hives I would go with a flow hive. I want to get up to 5 to 10 hives so I probably wouldn't go with the flow hive again since I need to do traditional extraction

https://www.reddit.com/r/Beekeeping/comments/1ajy8rn/flow_hives_are_they_worth_it/
"Worth it" is a relative term. For some people the price of a flow hive is significant. Others will spend more on an ornamental stone to set the flow hive on than they do on the flow hive and not think twice about it. I think the flow hive is a superbly engineered product that does what it was designed to do very well.

https://www.honeybeesuite.com/out-of-a-job-maybe/
7 years ago. N o matter what anyone says, the Flow™ hive does not revolutionize beekeeping. Not even close. If the system works as the creators claim, it could perhaps revolutionize honey harvesting. But the rest of beekeeping—the daily caring for bees—does not change. The idea that anyone can have honey on tap without having to mess with

https://www.reddit.com/r/Beekeeping/comments/bltcqv/the_flow_hive/
The super is the only modified box, but the dimensions fit a standard langstroth hive. It can go right on top of any old hive. Although they do recommend a slight decline to the back so the honey drains that direction. Throughout the rest of the year, for the two flow hives, the actual beekeeping looks no different than my other hives. 4.

https://forum.honeyflow.com/t/bricks-under-flow-hive-or-not/26360
The hive was in a huge mess, even a (very) amateur beekeeper like myself could see that. It was a very angry hive, didn't like being disturbed. Yes my bees are in their to bee home, as I took the brood box, base and stand to the person whom was selling me the nuc.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Beekeeping/comments/paal7a/flow_hives_are_junk/
In my opinion new beekeepers should start even a langstroth or warre hive first. There's a misperception among the general public that the flow hive is 'low maintenance'. I speak to too many people who've bought a flow hive and three months later tell me that the bees all 'flew away'. They hadn't inspected the hive in all that time.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Beekeeping/comments/im6mvc/second_year_with_the_flow_hives_i_can_not_get/
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https://forum.honeyflow.com/t/i-think-i-have-this-means-i-probably-dont-have-this/23801
I have always wanted to get a hive, but I have never had a place to keep them being a renter. I now have access to 50Acres to put some hives on mainly to provide pollination to an orchard that my good mate owns. He has told me that he will pay for the hives and boxes as long as I look after the bees as he knows Jack bleep (his words).