A top-down family apiary where a mentor teaches an apprentice hive-by-hive, with glowing knowledge particles and hive ownership colours showing how skill and stewardship pass from grandparent to parent to child over the years.
Succession in a family apiary is gradual: hives are colour-coded by which generation currently manages them, and that split shifts as mentoring years and weekly teaching hours accumulate.
Adjust years of mentorship and weekly mentoring hours to watch hives change hands and the apprentice's confidence ring grow, resize the apiary, and toggle ownership colours on or off.
Many small beekeeping operations hand over hives a few at a time rather than all at once, letting the next generation build real judgement before taking on full responsibility.