28275e Large Professional Box with Red Bitumen Roof, Nesting Aid for Bumble Bees 51 x 43 x 36, Natural

Bumble bees are known as peaceful and hardworking beneficial in the garden. Since they start pollination of ornamental and crop plants very early in the year, your work is particularly valuable for every gardener. From about March it is worth placing the bumble bee box outside so that the animals can start work. The large bumblebee box is made from robust multiplex plywood (thickness 12 mm). It is protected from rain and snow by red bitumen roofing felt. The feet of the bumblebee box also prevent the box from cooling over the ground and moisture from damaging the nesting aid. Other features of the nesting cave include a lockable entrance with a runner, a hinged roof and air holes on the side. Preparation for the successful settlement of a bumble bee folk is very simple, as the bumble bee box is pre-assembled and suitable filling material is included. First of all, the inner box in the bumblebee box must be filled with small animal litter to the bottom of the tube. On top of this, the finely plucked upholstered wool is distributed and a small hollow is formed directly in front of the runner. Here the queen can start the nest building. Since the one-year bumble bee populations die in autumn, the bumble bee box should be stored dry in winter and the filling material should be exchanged so that it can be repopulated next spring. The bumblebee nesting box is approx. 51 x 43 x 36 cm (L x W x H) large and weighs approx. 7.5kg

• Large Bumble Bee Nest Box Size: Approx. 51 x 43 x 36 cm (L x W x H), Weight: Approx. 7.5 kg
• The nesting box is made from solid multiplex laminated wood 12 mm and is covered with red bitumen roofing felt. Filling: small animal bedding and upholstery wool
• The Hummel insect hotel has a hinged roof, a lockable entrance, tube passage to the nest and air holes on the sides.
• The Bumble Bumble Breeder has a wax moth flap at the entrance to protect the bee nest from the larvae of the wax moth.
• Bumble bees are peaceful beneficiaries who start pollinating ornamental and crops in your garden very early in the year.