Lotus Flower Seeds - 15 Seeds (Kamal ke Beej/कमल के फूल के बीज)(10-15seeds)

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Bring elegance and serenity to your garden or pond with Lotus Flower Seeds (कमल के बीज). The lotus is a sacred flower in many cultures, symbolizing purity, beauty, and spiritual awakening. These seeds grow into magnificent aquatic plants with large, fragrant blossoms and lush green leaves—perfect for home water features, garden ponds, or decorative containers.

 Key Features:

• Common Name: Lotus, Kamal

• Botanical Name: Nelumbo nucifera

• Seed Count: 20 Seeds

• Color: Usually pink or white (color may vary)

• Type: Aquatic, Perennial Flower

• Sunlight: Full sun (at least 6–8 hours per day)

• Water Requirement: Grows in water or marshy soil

• Soil Type: Clayey, rich soil at the bottom of water container/pond

• Germination Rate: ~70–85% (when scarified properly)

• Sowing Season: Spring to early summer

• Time to Bloom: 4–6 months from planting (flowers in warm conditions)

• Special Features: Fragrant flowers, spiritual significance, air-purifying qualities

 How to Grow Lotus from Seeds:

1. Scarify the Seeds: Gently file or sand the hard seed coat until the white inside is slightly visible (this helps sprouting).

2. Soak in Water: Place in warm water (20–30°C). Change water daily. Seeds will sprout in 4–10 days.

3. Transplanting: After 5–6 cm of growth, transfer to a container with 6–8 inches of clay-rich soil and fill with water above soil level.

4. Sunlight: Keep the container in full sunlight for proper leaf and flower growth.

5. Water Level: Maintain 2–4 inches of water above the soil. Do not allow it to dry.

6. Container: Use large tubs or small ponds for best results.

 Uses:

• Perfect for garden ponds, decorative water bowls, and temple decor

• Symbol of spirituality, purity, and enlightenment

• Used in religious rituals and offerings

• Enhances the natural beauty of home gardens and landscapes

FAQ

Q1: Do lotus seeds need to be scarified before planting?
Yes, lightly sanding the hard seed coat is essential to encourage sprouting.

Q2: Can I grow lotus in a pot or container?
Yes! Use a wide, shallow pot or tub filled with clay soil and water.