GreenPro Nymphaea Fabiola Water Lily Tuber

While the Nymphaea Fabiola is versatile enough for both, keep in mind that it is a hardy water lily that thrives best with significant light. If you are planting it in an aquarium, ensure you have high-intensity lighting capable of supporting flowering aquatic plants.

A hardy water lily is a perennial plant that can survive winter dormancy in many climates. Unlike tropical varieties, these tubers are designed to withstand colder temperatures and will return year after year if properly cared for.

Spring is the ideal time for planting. Getting the tuber into the substrate as the water warms up gives the plant the entire growing season to establish a strong root system before it enters its blooming phase in the fall.

Yes, water lilies are heavy feeders. You should plant the tuber in a heavy, clay-based aquatic soil or a dedicated pond planting medium to ensure it receives the necessary nutrients for robust growth and blooming.

This variety requires full sun to thrive and bloom effectively. Aim for at least six hours of direct sunlight daily; anything less may result in lush foliage but very few, if any, flowers.