Has anyone got any information on those drop-in in Water-lillies you buy from Menards? It looks like they should be planted in larger pots from the info I looked up on the net. I would appreciate any info. I have always been told they can grow by just putting them in your pond with no soil. I'm confused.
Drop -in water lollies from menards
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They can grow without soil, mine do better planted in kitty litter in a oil pan.
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Unfortunately, they are not available online...only at Menard's stores. I would love to try a Nymphaea Aurora.
EDIT: In a Google search to try and find them somewhere else, I came across this thread right here on our forum: https://www.gardenpondforum.com/threads/water-lilys-bought-at-lowes.16480/
EDIT: In a Google search to try and find them somewhere else, I came across this thread right here on our forum: https://www.gardenpondforum.com/threads/water-lilys-bought-at-lowes.16480/
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Like addy said better planted .Those things they put them in are just pretty packages and useless
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Yup...I've read that on a few sites today.
Just got one from Lowes. They love mud bottom ponds! Gonna see how this one does in the lined pond.