How to Get More Bee Larvae in Planet Crafter

Once we have managed to unlock the Incubator in 5 GTi, we have the ability to transmute generic larvae into specific types, including bees, to begin the conversion process, we will place a larva, plus a fertilizer and a mutagen in the incubator, and then we will continue with research and sequencing procedures. This result can produce bee larvae or silkworms, any unwanted results can be reused in primitive elements, we count on recurring attempts until the bee larvae can be successfully acquired.

At first converting individual larvae may be sufficient. However, the Beehive T2, achievable with 225 tons of insect biomass, alters the dynamics of the game, this improved hive not only features larger slots for larvae, but also has a greater probability of producing bee larvae instead of honey, which is often an invaluable asset especially because we are interested in deploying insect-spreading rockets or expanding our agricultural infrastructure.

A very interesting fact is that The Planet Crafter's recycling machine is exceptionally useful for materializing excess resources, such as leftover larvae or byproducts from T2 Beehives, into viable components, a recycling process that can act as a constant avenue for get more bee larvae, especially when combined with the strategic deployment of drones for collection and processing.

A tactic that is often used is drones, this to automate the collection of bee larvae from T2 hives, and direct them to a crushing machine for automated elimination, ensuring that the hives generate honey, this allows for faster production of honey, and facilitates the accelerated expansion of infrastructure based on bee larvae.