100-Piece Mixed-Color Lotus Seed Set for Water Planting

Easy Water-Start Germination

Simply place the pre-treated seeds directly into water, changing it every two days. After sprouting, add nutrient-rich silt to the water for healthy root development—no soil needed to begin growing your lotus. 

All-Season Planting, Indoor & Outdoor

Bowl lotus seeds have no dormancy period and thrive once water temperatures exceed 60°F. Suitable for indoor bonsai pots, patio containers, outdoor ponds, and garden water features year-round.

Stunning Mixed Color Blooms

Enjoy a curated mix of pink, purple, and red lotus flowers. Each seed develops into a vibrant aquatic plant, adding elegant color and natural beauty to your home, pond, or garden landscape. 

Beginner-Friendly & Fast Growing

Perfect for first-time water gardeners! These lotus seeds are easy to plant and grow quickly under basic care. A rewarding project for gardeners of all experience levels.

Versatile Aquatic Decor

Use these freshwater lotus plants to enhance goldfish ponds, hotel landscapes, home courtyards, or as a living centerpiece. Dried seed pods also make beautiful, long-lasting vase arrangements.

How to Grow Your Bowl Lotus from Seeds (Step-by-Step Guide)

Grow your own elegant mini water lotus right on your windowsill or tabletop! Follow these simple steps for the best germination and blooming results.

Step 1: Soak for Germination

Place seeds in a clean container filled with room-temperature water.
Change the water 1–2 times daily to keep it fresh and clean.
Sprouts will typically emerge in 3–7 days.

Step 2: Transfer to Your Hydroponic Bowl

Once sprouts reach 2–4 inches (5–10 cm) and develop small young leaves, carefully transfer them into your display bowl or planter.
Pro Tip: Gently place a few clean pebbles or decorative stones around the seeds to keep them weighted down and prevent floating.

Step 3: Daily Care & Sunlight

Sunlight: Place in a bright, sunny spot. Bowl lotus thrives with plenty of direct sunlight (at least 6+ hours daily).
Water Level: Check regularly and top up water as it evaporates.
Blooming Note: Flower blooming depends on abundant sunlight, warm temperatures, and seed variety. Patience and plenty of sun are key!

Complete Water Changing Schedule
Stage
Water Care Instructions

Stage 1: First 2–3 Days After Sprouting

Change water once daily with room-temperature water to prevent bad odor and sprout rotting.

Stage 2: Floating Leaves Appear

Change water every 2–3 days. Handle gently to avoid damaging fragile new shoots and roots.

Stage 3: Roots & Full Leaves Established

Top-up only! Simply add fresh water as needed instead of full water changes. (Frequent full changes may slow down root growth).