Relaxdays Insect Hotel with Stand, Pine Wood, Galvanised Metal Roof, 77x38x10 cm, Natural/Silver

With this bee hotel you actively support species conservation and provide insects not only with a nesting site but also with an overwintering shelter. In the chambers of the wild bee house, filled with various packing materials, bees, butterflies, ladybirds and other insects can feel at home. Place the butterfly house with stand in your garden and watch the fascinating activity of the little creatures. An exciting experience for young and old!Insect hotel in detail- Dimensions H x W x D: approx. 77 x 38 x 10 cm- Weight: approx. 2.3 kg- Material: pine wood, bamboo, iron- Colour: natural, silverInsect hotel for garden and balcony- Round logs and bamboo tubes for various wild bee species- Compartments with cones and wood shavings for ladybirds and lacewings- Chamber with entrance slit ideal for butterflies- Attracts beneficial pollinators and natural pest controllers to the garden- Comes with 2 ground stakes for easy placement in the garden- Weatherproof design with a galvanised, overhanging metal roof- Great observation opportunity for children and adultsHow to bring your insect house to life- Provide plenty of food by planting native wildflowers and herbs- Face it south to maximise sunlight exposure- Site it in a dry, sheltered spot- Do not bring it indoors in winter to avoid premature hatching- On hot days, offer water in a shallow dishIncluded in delivery- 1x bee house- Decorative items are not included Directions Insert the two ground stakes into the base of the insect hotel and firmly press them into firm soil in a sunny, dry, and sheltered spot facing south. Plant native wildflowers and herbs nearby to provide food sources for solitary bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects. Do not bring the hotel indoors during winter—allow it to serve as an overwintering refuge. On hot days, offer water in a shallow dish placed close to the hotel. Each spring, gently remove old nesting materials to prepare for new insect inhabitants.