30 Mixed Miniature Water Lily & Lotus Seeds Vibrant Blooms for Bowls & Ponds Non-GMO, Indoor/Outdoor Water Garden in a Bowl or Pond

Scouring the seeds takes a little time , worth it . Put them in fertilized dirt and even a couple I just threw in the pond survived with our dirt but were smaller . They all bloomed . And my pond looks great . Thank you

I love these lotus plants! This is my second batch I have purchased and they really sprout fast once the temps outside is nice and warm and sunny. They grow very fast and I'm just waiting for the flowers to start blooming in due time. I enjoy having these items, in the winter time you can grow them under heated plant lights, they just don't grow as fast unlike in the summer time, they are beautiful!

Description is wrong I only received lotus seeds, that was disappointing, bt I need something now so I’m keeping what I received. As for the lotus seeds they are doing great! Put 9 of them in water July 1st and today July 6th I have 4 that are already showing forms of leaves and 3 that are starting to sprout and one that looks open bt no sprout yet. Really disappointing that I don’t have 2 different kinds of flowers bt I’m sure these will look nice.

Jay Fray exposing the complete germination catastrophe that is these mixed miniature water lily and lotus seeds that refuse to sprout! 😤Ordered these 30 seeds expecting beautiful water garden displays in bowls and pond features, imagining vibrant lotus and lily blooms creating magical aquatic landscapes. Water lilies and lotus are known for reliable germination when properly handled, making this seem like a safe bet for water garden success. 🪷👎Zero germination despite following every recommended propagation technique for aquatic plants. Tried scarification, temperature control, proper water chemistry, soaking periods, and optimal lighting conditions—these seeds remained completely dormant through multiple germination attempts across different seasons. 🌱❌The seed quality appears highly questionable upon inspection, with many showing obvious signs of damage, improper drying, or age-related deterioration that suggests terrible storage conditions before packaging. These don’t resemble fresh, viable aquatic plant genetics. 🔍💔Most frustrating is wasting an entire growing season waiting for water garden development that never occurs. Aquatic plants should be among the most rewarding garden additions when they actually grow, making this complete failure particularly disappointing for pond projects. ⏰😖The “non-GMO” and quality claims become meaningless when the fundamental requirement of seed viability is completely absent. Marketing promises can’t overcome basic biology when seeds simply don’t function as advertised. 📊⚠️The quantity becomes irrelevant when individual seeds are essentially decorative rather than functional plant genetics. Having 30 non-germinating seeds is worse than having no seeds because it creates false expectations and project delays. 💰👎Jay Fray verdict: Complete seed failure that wastes time, money, and water garden dreams. These seeds fail at the most basic biological requirement—actually growing into plants. Save your aquatic gardening projects and purchase living water plants from reputable aquatic nurseries that provide guaranteed viable specimens! 🪷🚫​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Seeds were more successful than I expected. Title was confusing, I thought it was a mix of water lily and lotus. It is just lotus, but I guess I can grow lotus here. I prepped 13 seeds, 2 floated (which means they are not viable) and the remaining seeds at least started to sprout. A couple didn't get past the initial sprout stage, but I have 8 baby lotus showing 2 leaves and will be ready to plant soon. Way more than I expected and I will have to give away some of the baby plants as I do not enough room in my water garden for all of them to grow. I was able to find info on sprouting and caring for them on youtube. There were not detailed instructions included. Excited to see them bloom!! Pardon my greedy, mooching minnows in the picture, they think it's feeding time all the time.

Instructions on the packaging are very clear, but most had the ends snipped off and did not need to be sanded or grated.I placed 11 seeds in well water 4 days ago, some floated and some didn't, 6 have sprouted so far and one is floating because it did not have the end snipped off. It's still early, and baby plants are delicate, but this seems like a very good product.

These seeds are really hard to grow flowers out of. They get moldy, even if I change the water every day..I’ve been growing them for at least a month with not a lot to show for it.

Excellent fresh quality of seeds. Only took three days to sprout.