Tiger Lotus Bulb
The Tiger Lotus sprouts stems with extended leaves that eventually reach the surface of the aquarium. These are very pretty plants. We do our best to select bulbs with some sprouting, but if no sprout occurs after two weeks in the aquarium, contact our customer service department and we will credit you for the bad bulb. Only about one in ten bulbs turn out bad, but you might be the “lucky” one.
Scientific Name: Nymphaea lotus
Shipping Size: One small bulb, with or without leaves
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Bulb Type | Single tiger lotus bulb |
| Plant Growth | Stems with extended leaves, reaches surface |
| Expected Sprouting Time | Within 2 weeks |
| Defect Policy | If no sprout after 2 weeks, customer service will issue a credit |
FAQ
How long does it take for the Tiger Lotus bulb to sprout?
It typically takes up to two weeks for the Tiger Lotus bulb to sprout stems and extend leaves.
What should I do if my bulb does not sprout after two weeks?
Contact customer service, and they will credit you for the bad bulb.
Are all Tiger Lotus bulbs guaranteed to sprout?
Only about one in ten bulbs may fail to sprout. Most bulbs grow successfully.
Leonard Langdon –
Received the Tiger Lotus bulb in good condition. After two weeks, it had sprouted a stem with green leaves. The plant looks beautiful in my aquarium. I’m happy with the quality and the delivery time.
Lisa Hemmings –
The bulb arrived quickly and was packaged well. It took about three weeks to show signs of growth, but I saw the first leaf emerging. I’m pleased with the plant’s appearance and the instructions provided.
Megan Vance –
I ordered one bulb and it sprouted within two weeks. The leaves are spreading nicely and the color is vibrant. It fits well in my small tank and adds a nice touch.
Carl Greene –
The bulb arrived fine, but it didn’t show any sprouting after two weeks. I contacted customer service and received a credit. The process was smooth and helpful.