To leaving nectar in hive-honey and the vertical flow chart (artificial process) contain five steps, which begins with

These flow charts illustrate how honey is made, and the information about the production of honey.

There are six stages in the circular flow chart (natural process), from laying eggs of the queen bee, to leaving nectar in hive-honey and the vertical flow chart (artificial process) contain five steps, which begins with removing honeycomb and finishes with selling honey-jars.

Looking at the stages of the natural process, the first step is that the queen bees lay eggs in honeycombs. After 3 days eggs turn into larvae. Subsequently, the larvae fully grown in 7 days and live three more weeks in the hive, being a bee. After 10 days, bees begin to gather nectar from flowers and then, the nectar is left from the hive by the bees in the last step.

In terms of the artificial process which is the production of honey, initially, the honeycomb is removed by the beekeeper. At this point, some machines are used to extract honey from the honeycomb. Once the honey has been cleaned, it is boiled, being a jar of honey. Finally, honey jars are distributed to shopping malls and sold.

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