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- Approximately size is 2-8 inches height.
- Most water lilies prefer a depth of 18-24 inches
- The best way to grow is in a pot then place in a larger container or a pond
- It's wonderful for aquarium community.
- Plants convert carbon dioxide into oxygen and absorb nutrients from water that are derived from fish waste.
- Your plants are 100% satisfaction guaranteed.
Important things to remember.
Water lilies need more than 4 hours a day of sunshine to flower.
Tropical lilies need full sun all day.
Keep lilies away from moving or flowing water. Away from pump or filter.
Frequently fertilize a water lily once a month depending on the fertilizer type and the size of your container.
No Pond No problem! Water lilies are thriving in a container.
Here are few tips to grow.
Water lilies are perennial plants that shoot in spring, flowering late spring until fall and going dormant in Winter.
Most water lilies will grow with 30-60 cm of water above the surface of the soil in place they are planted. Obviously, smaller type likes to be nearer.
Use heavy soil intended not fluffy one. Cover the soil with rocks pea or gravel.
steve A.
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2024
3 of 4 doing great , 1 no sign of life yet
Maria F.
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2024
they are 4 dead pieces of roots still no sighn of life TOTAL WASTE OF MONEY
Alex Quine
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2023
The plants arrived very healthy and they are thriving in our goldfish pond. The fish appreciate the extra shade they provide.
Anthony C
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2023
I'm happy with quick shipment and arrival. Crossing my fingers they will be beautiful blooming plants for my pond.
Elyse
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2023
All the tubers arrived in excellent condition. The three hardy were in one bag, and the tropical were in another bag. Note that the blue is a tropical. I didn’t realize this before they arrived and I could see the species was different. We’re having very cold weather here in Michigan. I put the tropical in a vase inside for the next few days as it’s cold but I put the hardy ones right outside in the pond so they can start to grow.Update: all the tropical ones, (blue’s and purples) died. One died after only a few days but a month in the pond and all tropical dare dead. The hardy lilies, the red, pink, and yellow, are all doing well. I don’t think I’ll risk a blue or purple again.
Love2design
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2023
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Benjamin D. Gaither
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2022
After buying lilly pads for so many years to stock my 2 acre pond, these are the healthiest that I've ever recieved from any merchant. I really expect to see new growth within a week and not next season. It's a constant battle with natures critters to get nearly any flowering plant to survive as they are their food source. The only thing to grow like a wildfire was the Lotus plant which I had to remove..way too aggressive. It made my water unfishable. You won't regret buying from these folks.
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