Red Hardy Water Lily Tuber – 1 Live Nymphaea Rhizome – Pond Plant

Red Hardy Water Lily (Nymphaea) is an aquatic perennial suited to ponds, patio water gardens, and outdoor aquatic containers. The plant is supplied as a live tuber or rhizome that can develop into a flowering water lily under suitable conditions.

This listing offers 1 live water lily tuber in red; a 3-pack random-color option is also described by the seller. Rhizomes may arrive as bare tubers or sprouted, and the seller notes that sizes and appearance can vary. Hardy water lilies can return seasonally when their rhizomes are protected from freezing.

🔹 BULLET POINTS:

• 1 Live Red Water Lily Tuber: Includes one live Nymphaea tuber/rhizome in the selected red color option.
• Aquatic Perennial: Suitable for outdoor ponds, water gardens, patio containers, and aquatic bowls.
• Flower Color: Red for the selected listing option.
• Rhizome Condition: May arrive as a bare tuber or sprouted rhizome.
• Sunlight: Requires at least 4 hours of sun according to the seller.
• Water Depth: Seller recommends approximately 6–24 inches of water depth.
• Cold Hardy: Described as a hardy water lily that can regrow seasonally when the rhizome is protected from freezing.
• Plant Form: Live aquatic tuber/rhizome.

🧾 MATERIALS:
1 live red Nymphaea water lily tuber/rhizome.

📋 ATTRIBUTES:
Common Name: Hardy Water Lily
Scientific Name: Nymphaea
Plant Type: Aquatic flowering perennial
Life Cycle: Perennial
Flower/Fruit Color: Red
Sunlight: Minimum 4 hours of sun
Soil: Aquatic planting soil
Water: Aquatic; still water
USDA Zone: Not provided
Plant Form: Live tuber/rhizome
Quantity: 1 tuber
Recommended Water Depth: 6–24 inches
Growth Habit: Aquatic, floating foliage and flowering

❓ FAQ:

1. What USDA zones are suitable for this water lily?
A specific USDA hardiness zone was not provided. The seller describes these as hardy water lilies that can regrow when the rhizome is protected from freezing.

2. Does the water lily need full sun?
The seller recommends a minimum of 4 hours of sunlight for the water lily.

3. How much water does a hardy water lily need?
The plant grows in aquatic conditions, with the seller recommending approximately 6–24 inches of water depth.

4. What is the growth habit of a water lily?
Water lilies are aquatic plants that develop floating foliage and flowers from rhizomes beneath the water.

5. Can hardy water lilies be grown in containers?
Yes. They can be grown in suitable aquatic containers, patio water gardens, or ponds with appropriate water depth.