I know that there is a chance that you can find a beehive in a flower forest in Minecraft and that you can spawn one in with a sapling next to a flower, but what are the chances that a beehive will actually spawn next to a tree (Grown by a player), and how exactly do I do it?
Minecraft Bedrock Edition – How to Spawn Beehives in Minecraft Bedrock Edition
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All animals do spawn naturally. If you are having trouble getting them to spawn, I suggest trying this:
As the world is not infinite (not unlimited world area) , an interesting new game mechanic called "animal spawn control" can be used. This includes removing or covering all dirt blocks on the surface of the world (and therefore the grass blocks) except in a small area to control where animals spawn. It will also increase their spawn rate.
Credits to the Minecraft Wiki - Pocket Edition: http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Pocket_Edition
Craft yourself a compass using 4 iron ingots and 1 redstone.
A compass always points towards your spawn point (no matter if this is the world spawn or your bed)
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Best Answer
A 5% Chance. However, for that chance to start happening, you'd need to make sure that a flower is no more than two blocks away from your oak/birch saplings, and that the flower and sapling are on the same elevation.
As quoted by the MineCraft Gamepedia;
"5% Oak or birch trees grown from saplings that are within 2 blocks of any flower on the same y-level have 5% chance to grow with a bee nest containing 1–3 bees."