pink lotus succulent Pink-A-Licious

pink lotus succulent Pink-A-LiciousNelumbo nucifera Hot, hot, hot pink flowers! HUGE FLOWERS! 10" 12" bright pink single flowers make 'Pink A Licious' one of our most popular hybrids. It will reach 5' 6' in a 20" pot and taller in an earth bottom pond. The flowers are held high above the leaves to attract the maximum amount of attention and produce large seed pods. Excellent tuber production. Flower Color: Hot Pink Plant Height: Tall, 48 and taller Flower Type: Single or Few, less than

Nelumbo nucifera

Hot, hot, hot pink flowers!

HUGE FLOWERS!

10"-12" bright pink single flowers make 'Pink-A-Licious' one of our most popular hybrids. It will reach 5'-6' in a 20" pot and taller in an earth-bottom pond. The flowers are held high above the leaves to attract the maximum amount of attention and produce large seed pods. Excellent tuber production.

Flower Color: Hot Pink
Plant Height: Tall, 48” and taller
Flower Type: Single or Few, less than 20 petals 
Pot Size: 20” and wider, 12”-18” deep

How do I fertilize lotus? When do I fertilize my lotus?

 Wait until the lotus plant has several floating leaves or begins to put up aerial leaves before adding fertilizer. Choose a good fertilizer such as Waterlily World Tablets, Pondtabbs or Landon’s Aquatic Fertilizer and follow the instructions carefully. The amount of fertilizer to use is usually based on the size of the pot and the amount of soil in the pot. For example, most of the small tablets are added at a ratio of 1-2 tablets per gallon of soil in the pot. Once the lotus has started to grow vigorously tablets can be added every 3-4 weeks. Stop fertilizing in late summer to allow the lotus to use up all the fertilizer in the pot before going dormant. This encourages the lotus to form better tubers.