50+ Lotus Seeds Water Flower Lily Bonsai Nelumbo Bowl Plant for Mixed Aquatic

Description: Lotus Seeds (Nelumbo nucifera) - Organic, Natural, HeirloomProduct Details:Botanical Name: Nelumbo nuciferaQuantity: [Insert Quantity]Type: Heirloom, Non-GMOCondition: Fresh, Natural, OrganicDescription: Lotus seeds, also known as Nelumbo nucifera, are renowned for their nutritional and medicinal properties. These seeds come from the sacred lotus flower, symbolizing purity and enlightenment in various cultures. They are perfect for home gardeners or those seeking a rare, beautiful aquatic plant.Key Features:High Germination Rate: Our seeds are carefully selected to ensure high viability for successful cultivation.Nutritional & Medicinal Value: Rich in protein, magnesium, and other essential nutrients, lotus seeds have long been used in traditional medicine for their calming and rejuvenating effects.Unique Aesthetic: Grow your own lotus plant and enjoy its stunning blooms in ponds, water gardens, or containers.Versatile Usage: Lotus seeds are not only a beautiful addition to any garden but also a popular ingredient in culinary dishes, especially in Asian cuisine.Growing Instructions:Scarification: Gently nick the hard outer shell of the seed using a file or sandpaper to assist in germination.Soaking: Soak the seeds in warm water for 24-48 hours, changing the water every 12 hours.Planting: Once the seeds begin to sprout, plant them in a container or water garden with a shallow depth of water (about 2 inches).Care: Lotus plants thrive in sunny locations and prefer still, shallow water with rich, loamy soil.Why Choose Our Lotus Seeds?Sustainably sourced and free from harmful chemicals.Ideal for gardening enthusiasts or those looking for a beautiful aquatic plant.Adds an exotic, serene touch to any pond or water feature.Planting lotus seeds requires some special care, but with the right process, you can successfully grow a lotus plant. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to plant lotus seeds:Materials Needed:Lotus seeds (Nelumbo nucifera)A sharp tool (file, sandpaper, or knife) for scarifying the seedsWater (preferably warm)A container (bowl or jar) for soakingA pot or water garden container (without drainage holes)Rich loamy soil or clayey soilA sunny locationWaterStep-by-Step Guide:1. Scarification (Prepare the Seed)Lotus seeds have a hard outer shell that must be nicked or filed to encourage germination.Use a file, sandpaper, or a sharp knife to gently scarify the seed’s outer coating. You don't need to cut too deeply, just enough to expose the inner layer.Be cautious not to damage the seed inside. The goal is to thin or breach the outer shell to allow water to penetrate.2. Soaking the SeedsOnce scarified, lotus seeds will quickly begin the germination process in water.Place the seeds in a bowl or jar filled with warm water (preferably around 75–85°F or 24–29°C).Change the water every 12 hours to keep it clean and warm.After 2–4 days, you should see the seeds begin to sprout. The seeds that float are not viable, so discard them and focus on the ones that sink.3. Sprouting StageAs the seeds begin to sprout, you’ll notice a small root emerging followed by a tiny shoot. This means the seeds are ready for planting.4. Planting the SeedsPrepare a pot or container without drainage holes (lotus grows best in standing water).Fill the container with 6–8 inches of rich, loamy soil or a mix of clay and garden soil.Gently press the sprouted seeds into the soil, about 1–2 inches deep. Be careful not to bury the sprouts too deeply, as the shoot needs to grow upward.5. Submerging in WaterCover the soil with about 2–3 inches of water (not too deep at first).Place the container in a sunny location (lotus plants need at least 6 hours of direct sunlight daily).6. Caring for Your Lotus PlantAs the lotus grows, keep the water level slightly above the soil, gradually increasing the water depth as the plant matures. A mature plant can handle water depths of up to 12–18 inches.Ensure the lotus gets plenty of sunlight.Change the water if it becomes stagnant, and keep the area free from pests or algae.7. Long-Term CareLotus plants thrive in warm temperatures and sunny conditions. In cooler climates, they can be overwintered by moving them to a sheltered area.After a few weeks, your lotus will develop floating leaves, followed by larger leaves and eventually beautiful lotus blooms.Tips for Success:Patience: Lotus plants take time to mature. Depending on the climate and care, it may take 2–3 months before the first blooms appear.Temperature: Lotus plants prefer warm climates (70–90°F or 21–32°C). They may struggle to grow in cold weather.Container size: As the lotus matures, it may require a larger container for optimal growth. Lotus plants can grow quite large, so ensure there’s enough room for the plant to spread. Thank you !

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