GreenPro Nymphaea Charlene Strawn Water Lily Tuber

This variety requires full sun to thrive and produce its signature yellow blooms. Ensure your pond or aquarium placement receives at least six hours of direct sunlight daily for the best results.

While it can be planted in sandy soil, it is generally easier to manage if you plant the tuber in a dedicated aquatic pot or container. This allows you to control the soil quality and makes it simpler to move or maintain the plant as needed.

The Charlene Strawn is a fall-blooming variety. You should expect to see its light yellow flowers appear as the season transitions into autumn.

Yes, it is suitable for aquariums, provided the tank is large enough to accommodate the lily's growth and has adequate lighting. Keep in mind that as a floating plant, it will need sufficient surface area to spread its leaves.

This lily prefers sandy soil. When potting, use a heavy aquatic soil mix or a sandy loam to ensure the tuber is anchored securely while allowing for proper root development.