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planting lotus seeds Lotus Seeds - Nelumbo LuteaPlanting American Lotus (Nelumbo Lutea) from seeds is an easy and rewarding process. Choose a planting location with full sunlight and a muddy or shallow water bed, as this species thrives in aquatic environments. With patience and proper care, you'll witness the growth of striking, large, and fragrant lotus flowers emerging from the water's surface, creating a breathtaking sight in any water garden or natural pond. PLANT INFORMATION Plant Type:
Planting American Lotus (Nelumbo Lutea) from seeds is an easy and rewarding process. Choose a planting location with full sunlight and a muddy or shallow water bed, as this species thrives in aquatic environments. With patience and proper care, you'll witness the growth of striking, large, and fragrant lotus flowers emerging from the water's surface, creating a breathtaking sight in any water garden or natural pond.
PLANT INFORMATION
Plant Type: American Lotus
Taxonomy: Nelumbo lutea
Family: Nelumbonaceae
Life cycle: Perennial
Zone: 4 to 11
Bloom Time: June to July
Color: Yellow
Size: 3-6' tall
Light Preferences: Full sun
Maintenance: Low
Deer Resistant: No
PLANTING GUIDE
Prior to planting, it's essential to scarify the American Lotus (Nelumbo Lutea) seeds to break their hard seed coat and promote germination. Utilize a metal file to gently remove part of the seed coat, exposing the pale yellow center.
To begin, soak the seeds in warm water for about 24 hours to promote germination. Submerge the seeds in water, changing it daily to prevent any potential diseases, and allow them to sprout. This process typically takes around 2-4 weeks.
Once sprouted, plant the lotus in small peat pots, ensuring they are just covered in water. Be mindful that the emerging stem is, in fact, a leaf and not the taproot. As the plants grow, increase the water depth accordingly. When transplanting outdoors, exercise caution as the American Lotus is sensitive to root disturbance. Handle with care to ensure successful establishment in its new location.
Nelumbo lutea, also known as the American Lotus, thrives in a variety of water conditions, ranging from muddy shallows to depths of up to six feet. While its roots are anchored in the mud, its striking leaves and beautiful flowers gracefully float on the water's surface.
For those seeking to control its spread or facilitate relocation, cultivating the American Lotus in spacious containers immersed in water at least two feet deep can be a practical approach. It's worth noting that, despite its charm and benefits, this plant has a tendency to spread rapidly under favorable growing conditions and has been listed as an invasive species in states like Connecticut and Rhode Island.
Package includes: Nelumbo Lutea 5 Seeds
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★★★★★ 5
Excellent toy for play
My dog would play all day if I threw the ball to him. He loves this even though he's 12. The scooped end allows you to pick up the ball without touching it. After a few runs it's covered in dog slobber. So that's a major plus for me! Also, some health issues affect my walking and bending at times. This helps with the bending. This is a great game to play with your favorite friend!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Your high-energy dog will love it!
Why did I wait so long to get one of these?!? I am the stereotypical throws-like-a-girl person, and my dog really needs to have an option that forces her to run far and fast. This is it. I can get that ball half a soccer field away at a minimum if I want. The ball is super bouncy, which adds an element of fun to her attempts to tame it and bring it back. Super worth the money (which wasn't much!).
I've never had one of these before, so can't compare to the non-folding version. This one is easy to carry and fits in a drawer for storrage. No way you can fit it in a pocket, especially if you have a phone in one and dog treats in the other.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great usability
I prefer this version over the non-foldable stick, as this one I can fit into my bag and carry it out easily. Great size and has a locking feature to prevent it from folding up when throwing. Highly recommend, my dogs love fetch and it is hard to chew if they get their hands on it.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Holds up! Good thrower!
Good quality! Throws far! Love this brand!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Almost Perfect
If you’ve ever seen these things, the foldable ones are just as good as the standard ones. I just wish when you folded it up there was a way to lock it into that position. When you unfold it to play, you lock it into place with the orange locking slide so it doesn’t fold up on you. But when you’re done playing and fold it up, there’s no way to lock it into that position, it can keep unfolding if you carry it around with you, plus the orange locking slide keeps sliding up and down. It’s not a huge deal, but they could’ve made it better.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2026