Pollen is one of the most important resources introduced with the Bee Biome in 99 Nights in the Forest. Unlike common materials such as wood or coal, Pollen is used exclusively to produce Honey, the currency needed to buy special items from the Beekeeper. Without a steady supply of Pollen, you won’t be able to unlock rewards like the powerful Bee Cannon. This guide explains where to find Pollen, how to collect it safely, and the fastest ways to farm it.
What Is Pollen Used For?
Pollen is the primary resource used to create Honey in the Bee Biome. Once you’ve collected enough Pollen, you can deposit it into nearby Beehives. The hive converts your Pollen into Honey, which can then be spent at the Beekeeper’s Shop. Honey is required to purchase several exclusive items, including:
- Bee Cannon
- Bandages
- Medkits
- Poison Spears
Because Honey depends entirely on Pollen, gathering as much as possible should be one of your main priorities.
How to Get Pollen
There are two reliable ways to collect Pollen in the Bee Biome.
- Harvest Giant Flowers The easiest method is harvesting the oversized flowers scattered throughout the Bee Biome. Simply approach a flower and interact with it to collect Pollen. However, be prepared for a fight. Every time you take Pollen from a flower, nearby bees become hostile and swarm your location.
- Defeat Bees Bees themselves can also drop Pollen after being defeated. Instead of running away from every swarm, it’s often more efficient to eliminate them and collect the extra Pollen they leave behind. Combining flower harvesting with bee hunting allows you to maximize your Pollen income during each trip.
Be Careful of Bee Swarms
The biggest challenge when farming Pollen is surviving the constant bee attacks. Whenever you harvest a flower, several bees will spawn and immediately chase you. To stay alive:
- Fight bees before harvesting another flower.
- Carry healing items like Bandages or Medkits.
- Avoid attracting multiple swarms at the same time.
- Keep enough stamina to escape if you’re overwhelmed.
Managing these encounters is the key to efficient farming.
How to Turn Pollen Into Honey
After collecting enough Pollen, look for one of the Beehives located throughout the Bee Biome. Interact with the hive while carrying Pollen to convert it into Honey. Once converted, your Honey can be spent immediately at the Beekeeper NPC on exclusive equipment and supplies.
Pollen is an essential resource for anyone exploring the Bee Biome in 99 Nights in the Forest. By harvesting giant flowers, defeating hostile bees, and converting your Pollen into Honey at nearby Beehives, you can steadily unlock the biome’s exclusive rewards. With an efficient farming route and careful management of bee swarms, you’ll have no trouble building up enough Honey to purchase powerful items like the Bee Cannon and strengthen your chances of surviving the forest.
