LOL I didn't notice

Oh no, thats annoying for you. I stashed away an all orange pot, and one with one red it in it case that was needed for later. But I only got up to yellow bees before fairtales and storks took me away - they are WAY more easy than bees! Good luck!

I’ll have to look for an instruction tomorrow. Midnight here.  If you have questions let me know.

Sure I will. The Honey Badger will come to your garden if you have a Honey Blossom with each petal a different color. To get that  plant one HB with all petals one color and put out a hive to capture one bee only. Put that hive in storage and get a new hive out to only get one bee, put that in storage. Then keep doing that until you have several hives with one bee. Then toss or harvest the Honey Blossom. Plant a different all one color Honey Blossom and put out one hive with one bee of a different color from your storage. When you have two bees of a different color put the hive back in storage and get the next hive with one bee and put it out,

I’m going to look for a step-by-step instruction that will explain it better than I can for you. 

Why don’t you want to do the Queen?

Good morning Colinda ♥️

Good morning Colinda!
I saw that post on the forum with the person giving away gold and thought I'd sprinkle those after the first 10 since she could only do 10. Then I saw Woodsprite there also :)

Hi! :) I see that you found help with setting up for Rainbow Queen Bee. Good luck! :)

Open again :)

I don't think there are any written instructions for the Queen Bee or Honey Badger but as you've done all of the colours you should be OK to make the honey pots for them as long as you've stored your hives.

For the Queen Bee, you need five different pots, some of which you may already have.
For the Honey Badger you just need five different colours in one hive.  You can make them both at the same time, just store each one after you have the petal or petals you need and bring them back out when you're ready for the next colour.

The Queen Bee needs one pot made of only yellow and green honey, one pot made of all-blue bees (you may have one stored), one pot with only violet, red and blue, one pot with only yellow and indigo, and one pot made of all-orange bees (you may have one stored).

Red and violet are easy, as only violet comes to the all-violet flower, and only red comes to an empty hive.  So for the blue, red and violet, for instance, you could set up for blue, get one blue bee into each of two hives, then store one for the Honey Bee and one for the blue, red and violet pot.  Bring them back out when you're ready for the next colour - red or viole

Good morning to you too, Colinda! Hope you have a good day.