Zunyi Lotus
Lovely Color!

Zunyi Lotus <br> Lovely Color!Lotus Plant Description Chinese Red Zunyi Lotus plants will add a regal touch to your pond, patio or deck with the dazzling, ruby red lotus flowers, buttery yellow anthers, golden yellow receptacles and emerald green foliage. This gem, Chinese Red Zunyi Lotus plant, is one of the Chinese City Series from Mr. Ding Yuesheueng. A DRAMATIC and UNUSUAL specimen in the lotus arena! Sacred Chinese Red Zunyi Lotus will look great planted in large containers

Lotus Plant Description

Chinese Red Zunyi Lotus plants will add a regal touch to your pond, patio or deck with the dazzling, ruby-red lotus flowers, buttery-yellow anthers, golden-yellow receptacles and emerald-green foliage. This gem, Chinese Red Zunyi Lotus plant, is one of the Chinese City Series from Mr. Ding Yuesheueng. A DRAMATIC and UNUSUAL specimen in the lotus arena! Sacred Chinese Red Zunyi Lotus will look great planted in large containers pool side, on your patio or in your pond!

Tall

Brilliant-Red

Single Petal

Lotus Planting Instructions

Put heavy loam soil in a wide (24 - 48 inches or wider) container, dig a trench in the top of the soil and place your sacred lotus tuber in the trench, being careful not to damage the tuber. Gently add some soil over the lotus tuber, keeping the growth tips exposed. Add 4 - 6 inches of water over the soil and place your container in a sunny location that receives 8+ hours of sunlight per day. In a week or two you will have coin leaves on the surface of the water. DO NOT FERTILIZE until the coin leaves change into aerial leaves that are growing out of the water.

How to fertilize your lotus plant

Fertilize monthly with Waterlily World Fertilizer Tabs + Humates during the growing and blooming season (June through September) for vigorous growth and best bloom!

Please see our 'Complete Lotus Planting Guide' included with each lotus order.

*Carefully follow the planting instructions, never use potting soil and make sure you fertilize your sacred lotus plants as they are very heavy feeders! Feeding them will give you more blooms, robust plants and will avoid chlorotic leaves.