Webb's Water Gardens Holy Fire Lotus

A bare-root plant arrives without soil or a pot, with its roots exposed. Because the roots are vulnerable to drying out, you must submerge the plant in your pond immediately upon arrival to ensure it establishes itself successfully.

No, this variety is best suited for medium to large ponds. Its growth habit and size requirements make it less ideal for small containers, where it may become root-bound or fail to bloom properly.

The Holy Fire Lotus is classified as a heavy bloomer. While specific frequency depends on sunlight and water conditions, you can expect a consistent display of its multi-petal flowers throughout the growing season.

Yes, the striking transition from a light pink center to deep red petals is a hallmark of this variety. The intensity of the color can be influenced by the amount of direct sunlight the plant receives daily.

This lotus requires a stable pond environment with plenty of space for root expansion. Ensure it is placed in a location that receives ample sunlight, as lotus plants are sun-loving species that need significant light to produce their signature heavy blooms.