Quinn’s Fins Tropical Water Lily

Tropical water lilies offer more prolific flowering, larger blossoms, and unique color options like true blue and purple that hardy varieties simply cannot produce. They also hold their blooms higher above the water surface for a more dramatic presentation.

Yes, but they are best treated as seasonal annuals in cooler regions. Because they require water temperatures of at least 70°F to thrive, you will need to replant them each season unless you live in USDA Zones 9-11 where they can remain year-round.

These are sun-loving plants that require at least six hours of direct sunlight daily. Without this consistent exposure, you will see significantly fewer blooms and less vigorous growth.

Yes, these lilies are heavy feeders and perform best in heavy loam soil. Avoid using lightweight potting mixes or standard garden soil, as they won't provide the necessary density to anchor the plant and retain nutrients.

To maintain their vigorous growth and frequent blooming cycle, you should fertilize these plants every two weeks. They are heavy feeders and will struggle to produce their signature large, fragrant flowers without a consistent nutrient supply.

Your water lily will arrive as an established, bare-root tuber. It is ready for immediate planting once your pond water reaches the required 70°F minimum temperature.