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Back to buying optionsNymphaea Wanvisa Pink Water Lily ~ Hardy Water Lily Rhizome ~ Multicolor Pond Flower ~ Sprouted Tuber
Add a stunning splash of color to your pond or water garden with the Nymphaea × 'Wanvisa' Water Lily! This beautiful hardy water lily is admired for its vibrant multicolored blooms, featuring shades of pink, red, and yellow that may vary with growing conditions. Its attractive floating leaves range from green to purple with unique mottled patterns, creating a beautiful display on the water's surface. Supplied as a sprouted tuber/rhizome, this aquatic perennial is ready for planting in a suitable pond container. With adequate sunlight, aquatic soil, and regular fertilization, Wanvisa can bring seasonal beauty to your water garden from spring through fall.
You will receive:
✔️ 1 sprouted Wanvisa Water Lily tuber/rhizome ✔️ Nymphaea × 'Wanvisa' hardy water lily ✔️ A live aquatic plant ready for planting ✔️ Planting and care instructions
🌼 Growing Information
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Common Name: Wanvisa Water Lily
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Scientific Name: Nymphaea × 'Wanvisa'
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Plant Type: Hardy Aquatic Perennial
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Flower Colors: Pink, Red, and Yellow (may vary with growing conditions)
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Leaf Color: Green to Purple with Mottled Patterns
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Blooming Season: Spring to Fall
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Flower Production: Moderate
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Plant Size: Medium
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Sunlight: Full Sun to Partial Shade
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Water Depth: Approximately 1–3 feet above the planting container
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Planting Container: 2 gallons or larger
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Soil Type: Heavy clay or loamy soil
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Fertilizer: Aquatic fertilizer tablets, 2–3 monthly during the growing season
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USDA Hardiness Zones: 3–11 (listed as 3–12 by the seller)
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Propagation: Tuber/Rhizome Division
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Special Features: Multicolored blooms, mottled foliage, winter-hardy growth
💡 Care Tip
Plant the rhizome in a container filled with heavy clay soil, then cover the soil with a thin layer of sand to keep it from floating away. Leave the growing tip slightly exposed above the sand. Lower the container gradually into your pond, starting in shallower water before moving it to its permanent depth. Provide at least six hours of sunlight when possible and use aquatic fertilizer tablets monthly during the growing season to encourage healthy foliage and colorful blooms.
