Sustainable farwells to old hotels
Bug hotels may not last forever, but their journey doesn’t have to end when they start to show their age.
The Eco-Friendly Nature of Jesmonite
Jesmonite is designed with sustainability at its core. Compared to traditional concrete and stone, Jesmonite has a non-solvent, water-based composition, making it a gentler option for the environment.
Breaking Down Bug Hotels for a New Purpose
When your Jesmonite bug hotel has reached the end of its useful life, it’s time for a new mission. Instead of discarding it, here are a few ways to repurpose it:
Irrigation for Plants: Crush the old Jesmonite into small pieces and use them to improve drainage in your potted plants.
Decoration for New Hotels or Gardens: The lightweight, stone-like texture of crushed Jesmonite makes it ideal for enhancing your garden. Use it to add flair to new bug hotels or sprinkle it along garden paths for a decorative, eco-friendly touch.
A Creative Cycle: For DIY enthusiasts, broken-down Jesmonite can be reused in new projects. Craft fresh bug hotels, garden ornaments, or other features, continuing the life of your old hotels!
A New Beginning for Old Hotels
Saying goodbye to a well-loved bug hotel doesn’t mean it’s done.
By repurposing Jesmonite, you can extend its eco-friendly benefits in your garden, whether as irrigation, decoration, or inspiration for new creations.