Lotus – Open Mouth pink Bonsai Lotus Flower Seeds for Planting - Nelumbo nucifera 'Open Mouth Bonsai' Non-GMO - Organically Grown - Aquatic Flower

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Open Mouth Bonsai pink Lotus Flower Seeds for Planting - Nelumbo nucifera 'Open Mouth Bonsai' Non-GMO - Organically Grown - Aquatic Flower

Perennial

Full sun

Full description:

Full description: The pink Open Mouth pink Bonsai Lotus Flower is a captivating and unique aquatic plant, perfect for adding an exotic touch to water gardens, ponds, or even large containers. This miniature lotus variety features delicate, cup-shaped flowers that bloom in a beautiful array of colors, often with multiple petals, resembling an open mouth as they unfurl. Its compact size makes it ideal for smaller spaces, while its striking beauty and serene presence create a tranquil atmosphere. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, the lotus holds cultural significance in many traditions, symbolizing purity, beauty, and rebirth.

 

Full Growing information from seed:

  • Scarify seeds before planting by gently nicking or sanding the hard outer shell (be careful not to damage the inner seed)
  • Soak scarified seeds in warm water (86°F / 30°C)
  • Change water daily to prevent mold
  • Germination typically occurs within 5–10 days
  • Once sprouted and about 6 inches tall, transfer seedlings to a container with several inches of loamy soil topped with 2–4 inches of warm water
  • Keep in a sunny location (6–8 hours of full sun daily)
  • Do not plant in a pond or deep container until plant has several strong leaves
  • Fertilize monthly during growing season with aquatic plant fertilizer
  • Protect from frost in colder climates


Stratification:

No cold stratification required – but scarification is essential for germination due to the hard seed coat. S

Seed count: 2

 

Medicinal properties:

Nelumbo nucifera has traditional medicinal uses. Various parts of the plant (seeds, leaves, flowers, and rhizomes) have been used in herbal medicine systems, particularly in Ayurveda and Traditional Chinese Medicine. It’s believed to have antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and calming properties. However, always consult with a qualified practitioner before medicinal use.