Vivian's Flower Shop Easter Lily

No, this plant is not pet-friendly. Easter Lilies are highly toxic to cats and can be harmful to dogs if ingested, so it is best to keep them in a room or on a surface inaccessible to your pets.

No, it prefers bright, indirect light. Placing it in direct, harsh sun can scorch the leaves and cause the blooms to fade prematurely.

The Easter Lily is primarily a seasonal indoor accent. While it will thrive indoors during the spring, it is a bulb plant that typically requires a period of dormancy and specific outdoor conditions to bloom again in future seasons.

Plan to water it weekly, but always check the soil moisture first. The soil should remain consistently moist but never waterlogged, as the bulbs are susceptible to rot if they sit in standing water.

Once the blooms have wilted, you can trim the flower stalks back to the base. If you live in an appropriate climate, you can transplant the bulb outdoors into your garden, where it may return in future seasons.

The decorative pot cover is designed for aesthetics and immediate display, so it does not have drainage holes. We recommend removing the plant from the cover when watering to ensure excess water drains completely before placing it back inside.