Mason Bee House,JZDF Bug Hotel,Bug Hotel,Carpenter Bee House for The Garden,Leaf Cutter Bees House

1. Package Contents 1 × Bee House 1 × Mounting Screw 1 × User Manual 1 × Cleaning Brush 2. Installation Guide：Best Installation Location Orientation：Southeast-facing for morning sunlight
Flower Source：Within 100-300 feet of blooming plants Mud Source (for Mason Bees)：Wet clay soil within 10-20 feet
Height：3-6 feet above the ground for easy observation 3. How to Attract Bees? Apply a small amount of honey or pollen water at the entrance. Plant lavender, bee balm, dandelions, and sunflowers nearby. Provide a shallow water dish with pebbles for safe drinking spots. 4. Observation & Maintenance (1) How to Tell If Bees Have Moved In? Look for bees actively moving in and out of the grooves. If the nest entrance is sealed with mud or leaves, bees have settled in! Slide out the nesting boards and observe through the acrylic window. (2) Maintenance：Annual Maintenance (Fall/Winter) Remove nesting boards and brush out debris. Rinse with warm water, avoiding chemicals. Let dry and reassemble for the next spring! Keep a bee observation journal! Take pictures regularly and watch nature’s wonders unfold! Your bee house will not only protect bees but also make your garden flourish!

• VISUALIZATION: it's fun to observe the inside of the bee house to see if bees are living there and laying eggs
• EDUCATIONAL ATTRIBUTES: not only is it a home for bees, but it is also an interactive and fun nature education tool that encourages you and your family to invest time and effort in observing the life and reproduction of bees together.
• ECO-FRIENDLY: made of pine wood, colorless and odorless paint is used on the roof to increase the waterproof effect, no paint or coating is used on other positions
• VERSATILE: Use different sized holes to support Mason Bees, Leafcutter Bees, and other solitary bees to maintain the stability and biodiversity of the ecosystem in your garden.
• REUSABLE: Simple to hang and install, clean the hive in the fall and winter, remove dead or diseased eggs, and reuse it again next year!