5 Bright Blue Lotus Seeds Nelumbo nucifera Flowering Blooms Hardy Tropical 941
HOW TO GERMINATE LOTUS SEEDSThere are many ways to germinate lotus seeds! Look at your seed, there is a small brown spot which is the resting bud, this is where new leaves will grow. It’s a good idea to mark this side up before sowing so you can tell which way is up when planting. The best time to germinate your lotus seeds depends on whether they have been presoaked or not. If the brown spot has turned green, there is no need to presoak if it is still brown soak your seeds overnight in tepid water (moderately warm/lukewarm) before sowing. STEPS TO GERMINATETo help your seeds germinate you can poke a small hole into the soil or add a layer of sand to the top of your potting mix, add water and allow this to drain through.1. Fill a pot with sterile potting mix and tamp down to remove air pockets. Then place your lotus seeds on top so that the brown spot is facing downwards and cover with a thin layer of fine grit or sand.2. Water the pot well, allow the excess water to drain off, and then put the pot in a tray containing roughly an inch of water. As the seeds begin to germinate it will produce a small taproot which can be damaged by direct contact with the soil. Keeping the young shoots above water until the first leaves appear will avoid this problem and give you time to harden off your seedlings.3. Place in a bright but not sunny position, out of direct sunlight to avoid scorching, until the brown spots turn green, then plant in its final container or into your pond. CUT LOTUS SEEDS FOR GERMINATIONTo cut lotus seeds, keep them in water for a week or two. This will allow the embryo to fully develop on the inside without growing into the seed on the outside. After this time has passed, gently slice off one end of your seed with a sharp knife, being careful not to damage the young plant inside. Put it straight into your pots or ponds. DIFFERENT WAYS TO GERMINATE LOTUS SEEDS1. Sow your seeds in spring into individual pots of moist, well-draining soil. Make sure that the growing medium is not waterlogged as this may cause the roots to rot and the stem to collapse.2. Add peat moss or sand to the potting mix as an extra protection for your seedling’s delicate tap root. This will also help aerate the growing medium and improve drainage as well as preventing it from becoming waterlogged.3. If you are planting several lotus seeds in a single container, leave at least two inches of space between each seed so that they will not compete for resources.4. Place the pot in a tray of water and maintain the soil’s moisture until your seeds germinate, then remove it from the tray and allow excess water to drain off. You can tell when your lotus seeds have sprouted when you begin to see their leaves emerging through the surface of the soil.5. Keep your lotus seedlings in a cool, partially shaded location until you are sure they have become established and are growing well.6. You can transplant your young lotus plants into your pond as soon as their leaves begin to show signs of drooping from the weight of the water. Allow them to become fully submerged before moving them.7. Add a slow-release fertilizer to your pond water every two weeks during the growing season or apply liquid fertilizer weekly when they are in their pots.8. Feed mature lotus plants with balanced plant food once per month. Store Policies All seeds will come in a resalable plastic zip lock bag wrapped in a protectant so the seeds are not damaged by shipping machines. Also included with the seeds are planting instructions. All seed packets contain no fillers or other weeds or seeds mixed in. Most have been harvested by hand & all test at a high germination rate. Seed Count All seed counts should be considered estimates as the seeds is packaged by hand, there is 2-3 more or less in a bag. We do our best to ensure accuracy and will often add extra seeds. However, all estimates are final. Shipping Seeds will ship without tracking numbers. Items will be shipped 1-3 business days of receiving payment. Plants will be shipped via USPS. Shipping usually takes anywhere from 3-5 days. Feedback If you do not satisfy with the purchase, please do not leave negative/neutral feedback. Contact us for solution, We’ll try our best to fix the problem as soon as possible. Important, Please read All seeds have been test sown to ensure germination. Please familiarize yourself with growing conditions and instructions for your seeds before you plant them, as all seeds are different. Basic growing instructions can be found under each listing. We Cannot Guarantee how much you will be able to grow, as too many variables come into play, soil condition, your ability to garden, weather etc. I guarantee that they arrive as described and are in good viable condition and the germination rates are accurate.
Nymphaea “SunFire” Water Lily (Winter-Hardy) | Sprouted Tuber/Rhizome
[PLANT & CARE]————————————————————-NAME: Nymphaea “Sunfire”AVAILABLE AS: Sprouted Tuber/RhizomeHARD (or) TROPICAL: HardyBLOOMING SEASON: Spring to fallFLOWER PRODUCTION: ModerateBLOOM COLOR: Pink & Yellow (varies w/ conditions)PAD COLOR: Green (Mottled)SIZE: Medium to Large (6′ to 8′ Spread)PLANTING CONTAINER: 2 Gallons or LargerFertilizer: 2 to 3 tablets (monthly April to September)HARDINESS ZONE: USDA Zone 3 to 11LIGHT CONDITIONS: Full Sun to Partial Shade [ABOUT]————————————————————-The Sunfire Waterlily is a stunning variety of water lily known for its vibrant colors and striking appearance. Here are some key details about the Sunfire Waterlily: FLOWERS: The Sunfire Waterlily produces large, eye-catching flowers that are typically a blend of fiery reds, oranges, and yellows. The petals are often multi-colored, creating a beautiful gradient effect. LEAVES: The leaves of the Sunfire Waterlily are usually round and green, providing a lush background for the bright flowers. Some varieties may have mottled or variegated leaves.Growth and Care SUN: Sunfire Waterlilies thrive in full sun, needing at least 6 hours of direct sunlight each day to produce their best blooms. WATER DEAPTH: They prefer to be planted in water that is 1 to 3 feet deep. This depth allows the plants to grow robustly and flower prolifically. TEMPERATURE: These water lilies are generally hardy in USDA zones 3 to 11, making them suitable for a wide range of climates. SOIL: Use heavy clay or loamy soil for planting. Avoid using lightweight garden soil or potting mixes that can float away. PLANTING: When planting them, use your pot & fill with a heavy clay type dirt (the heavier the better; you don’t want floating). After planting the tuber in said dirt & cover with an inch layer of sand (this will hold the dirt down). Then allow the top growth of the tuber to come up above the sand a little. If you have koi or goldfish in a pond, maybe zip tie the tuber to a rock inside the pot so they can’t dig it up. Slowly submerge in the pond or larger container and sink it at least a foot and up to 3 foot below the surface of the water if you have a deeper pond. FERTILIZE: Regular fertilization is important for vibrant blooms. Use slow-release aquatic plant fertilizer tablets monthly during the growing season. Fertilize each month with a few aquatic fertilizer tabs pushed down in the soil. The lily will grow fast & will become root bound in the pot in 1 to 2 years (You will repot when this happens; best done when pads are growing in early spring). Repot with 1 to 2 tubers; this will give plenty of room for new growth. If you have any issues or have a question, send me a message. [DISCLAMER]————————————————————-The plants in the pictures are not WYSEWYG, photoswere made under different lighting conditions & in different environments. You will get a size as described, shape, color, etc. [SHIPPING TERMS & CONTACT INFO]————————————————————-100% LIVE ARRIVAL GUARANTEE (or will refund/re-ship)Contact me via Etsy Messaging for help regarding products or ordersShipped Standard USPS First Class (upgrades available at checkout)!!! PLEASE CONTACT ME w/ PICTURES IF FOUND DOA !!! (I will replace or re-fund your order) ⬇Fertilizer I Use⬇ –(copy & search)–https://seedbarn.com/products/agriform-20-10-5-fertilizer-tablets-500-x-21g-tablets?variant=12529485512804¤cy=USD&utm_medium=product_sync&utm_source=google&utm_content=sag_organic&utm_campaign=sag_organic&utm_campaign=gs-2018-11-18&utm_source=google&utm_medium=smart_campaign ⬇Connect With Us⬇ –(copy & search)–https://linktr.ee/CreationCultivated
YELLOW Live Hardy Water Lily Tubers Aquatic Pond Plants Lilies
These are Large tubers. The group picture is a representative sample, see pictures. These perennial Nymphaea water lilies are cold hardy and will regrow year after year, just don’t let the bulb Freeze.
Live Purple Flower Violicious Winter Hardy Waterlily Aquatic Pond Plant
This plant is available for order Nymphaea ‘Violicious’ is an exciting new lavender hardy waterlily for the market. Lavender flowers adorn this quick growing and dividing waterlily. Made from a cross between a hardy waterlily and a tropical waterlily it still retains the hardy traits for overwintering. Violicious is an eye catching hardy waterlily. Lavender flower petals with a bright yellow center. It was made by a cross between a hardy waterlily and a tropical waterlily. Lavender flowers stand over green pads and makes for a real eye catcher and will be the talking point of any pond. In the past, only Tropical lilies exhibited this Lavender color and tropical lilies must be replanted ever year. Not so with Violicious and will liven up your pond from year after year. Scientific name: Nymphaea x ‘Violicious’Hardiness/Type: HardyBloom Season: Spring to fallFlower Production: ModerateFlower Color: LavenderPad Color: GreenSize: MediumContainer Size: 2 gallon or largerFertilizer: 2 to 3 tablets monthly April to SeptemberHardiness Zone: 5 to 12Light Conditions: Full sun to partial shadeAvailable As: Plant or rhizome Planting and Care Instructions For Water Garden PlantsHARDY WATER LILIES Hardy lilies are planted in much the same way as tropicals. Hardies grow horizontally across the container, so a wide pot is necessary for planting. The plant should be planted at one edge of the container with the rhizome planted at an angle of about 45 degrees and the growing tip exposed. Remember to add fertilizer, use a rich garden soil, and top the soil with an inch or two of gravel or sand. The plant can be lowered to a depth of 6 inches to begin with, and then lowered to a depth of 12 to 18 inches as the plant grows. Hardies should be planted in early spring. They bloom from June through September depending on the weather and become dormant during the colder months. As the following spring approaches, growth will begin again. Spring shipping days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.Summer shipping days; Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday.Fall shipping days: Monday, Tuesday, and Friday.
Odorata Hardy water lily Pure White Fragrant koi pond water garden J&J Aquafarms
J And J Aquafarms. The finest water gardens are filled with plants from J & J. The Odorata water lily gives a pure white accent to your pond. The leaves are solid green. Unique to this lily is the pleasant fragrance that will add character to your water garden.
Pink Hardy Water Lily Live Rhizome Start Pond Plant Easy Grow Aquatic Flower
Add beautiful color and natural beauty to your pond with this healthy hardy pink water lily start. Plant in aquatic soil. Hardy perennial water lily. Live Hardy Pink Water Lily Starter. ✔ Ready for pond planting.
50Pcs Lotus Flower Seeds Water Lily Seeds for Home Pond Aquatic Planting
You will receive 50 pieces of lotus flower seeds. Type : Lotus Flower Seeds. They need proper water and sunlight to grow, ideal for water gardening lovers.
Live WHITE Water Lily – Very Hardy Pond Plant – Nice 1”-2” tuber! Bare Root
Super Hardy White Pond Lily, 1”-2” inch Bare Root Tuber with Developing Leaves. This is a baby so it may take a year or two before it flowers. They grow fast and reproduce easily. Hardy and overwinters easily up to Zone 6 in Ohio. Plant in Pots at the bottom of the pond, in Full Sun, prefers 1-2 feet depth. Mine are located in a Bog Filter at around 12- 18 inches deep.
PINK Live Hardy Water Lily Tubers Aquatic Pond Plants Lilies
These are Large tubers. The group picture is a representative sample, see pictures. These perennial Nymphaea water lilies are cold hardy and will regrow year after year, just don’t let the bulb Freeze.
Water Lily ‘Texas Dawn’ (Nymphaea) / Winter-Hardy Sprouted Tuber Rhizome
These are very easy to grow & they like as much sun as possible. To plant them, use any plastic type pot with no holes in the bottom. Fill with a heavy dirt, heavy clay type dirts are good, heavier the better so it does not want to float up.
