4 Pack Water Lily Tubers Live Aquatic Plant Freshwater Pond Garden Colorful by Greenpro

The tubers I received were very healthy. Easy to plant and they all grew very vigorously, each sending up several shoots/pads. Fish love them. No flowers yet, post again when they come up.

Planted as internet directions guided but lilies are not growing. They were slimy when they arrives, so maybe not in the best condition.

I don’t know yet as these are pond lilies and have yet to blossom. It had only been a couple weeks though since planted and placed in the pond. It would have been helpful if we knew the lilies should be planted in mesh bags.

The plants arrived almost a week earlier than expected. They were in good condition and are a nice addition to our pond.

All 4 pond lilies arrived in poor condition. 3 have died and the last on probably will die too.

Colors sent may not be the colors you ordered. I ordered 3 unique bundles from this supplier specifically for the colors shown. Received packages labled white and yellow. No blue, red, or orange. I recieved 4 white 4 yellow 2 purple and 2 unknow/unnamed. Tubers looked in great shape and came early, and this would easily be five stars if i was sure the colors were correct. No time to send them back as it was a time sensitive project. Off colors will be very dissapointing because i am trying to get a full mix of color and lily species in my koi pond. If the colors turn out to be correct, i will upgrade to five stars. Now only 2 stars for not being able to ship what you advertise. That all being said, if a buyer doesnt care about colors, then these are in fact a good choice as all tubers were in great shape and hardy.

Great plants that have already started growing in just a few short days.

Of four bulbs, three grew into plants very nicely. As a consequence of my experience, I've ordered three more packages (12 bulbs total). Interesting fact, the flower closes in the evening and submerges only to open again the next day. They last several days and are beautiful. Anyway, I purchased cheap pillow covers ($8 for 4 form Amazon), fitted each to a 5-gallon bucket (Lowe's but they're all the same), and cut a 6" diameter hole in the lid (again Lowe's). Next I filled the bucket (pillowcase) with topsoil ($2.81/40lb bag at Lowe's), and planted the bulb leaving just a smidge exposed and submerged in 14" or water (above the lid). The purpose of the pillow case is to contain the soil if the bucket tips over (proven to work). Anyway, they grew beautifully (except for the one). This is a photo of the containers awaiting the planting of the new bulbs. Yes, that's a Koi converted swimming pool, began with two fish two years ago and they have bred so we're over 15 fish! So the basic purpose of these lily pads is to reduce the temperature at the shallow end by shading the water. Now that we have proved the bulbs will grow, we're going to blanket about half the pool in lily pads because they'll shade the shallow end to lower the water temperature and thus, help control algae growth. These bulbs? Recommended!