Initial Care After Receiving Your Plant When you receive your tropical waterlily, there are crucial steps to follow immediately to ensure its survival and successful planting: Carefully inspect your plant upon opening the package. If you notice any damage or signs of illness, contact your supplier immediately. Keep the entire plant moist at all times […]
By Rich Sacher Here is how I divide and propagate the night blooming lily Missouri. (This same method works for ANY tropical water lily which has made a cluster of conjoined tubers.) When you uproot the water lily and rinse all soil away, there are often small plants at the end of short runners which […]
By Rich Sacher, 2018 The native waterlilies of Australia are exceptionally desirable, but for too long they have had an undeserved reputation for being difficult to grow. It would be wonderful to see these beauties more widely grown. Here are the results of my growing, hybridizing and propagating Australian water lilies for the past ten […]
Often waterlilies and lotus are confused or considered the same thing, let’s see differences between those two wonderful waterplants. The most obvious thing that differentiates the two species is their bearing on the water, the waterlily has got leaves that rest on the water surface, while lotus has got leaves stands high over the water, […]
Youtube Video tutorial Tropical waterlilies grow annually in cold climate, they start during first warm days and grows and flowers up to late autumn, longer than hardy waterlilies. When season became cold is possible keep bulbs alive to start the new plants in spring. Bulbs can be harvested below the plant rhizome near his base. […]
From a great passion the largest collection You can find in Italy the largest water plants collection in Europe, in this article you could see how this passion was born who bring me to own that collection, one of the largest in the world. The beginning of a passion From the passion for pond fishing […]
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