Questions and Answers for 4 in. Potted Bog/Marginal Pond Plant - White Rain Lily

A:  Hi Robby! The White Rain Lily wants to stay within the top couple of inches in your pond.

A:  Hi Robby! The White Rain Lily wants to stay within the top couple of inches in your pond.

A:  Hi Bmel! Yes! All of our aquatic plants, except floaters, are potted in DynaDirt Aquatic Soil. This same soil is available on homedepot.com for all to use in your potting/repotting needs for your aquatic plants. We have been using it now for 32 years and is found to be a very reliable media for growing aquatics.

A:  I am not sure what the question is. The white rain lily is a Zephyranthes candida. We also offer Yerba mansa as a pond plant.

A:  Hi wm! This little beauty grows to about 12 inches tall and 12 inches wide. You can give or take an inch or so either way depending on growing conditions. It is very versatile and adapts well to different conditions. Enjoy!!

A:  Its mature height is 12 inches.

A:  Hi Debbie! I would not recommend this plant being exposed to brackish water. To my knowledge this plant would not do well under those conditions.

A:  Hi Deborahl2! I am honestly not sure how many bulbs are in the 4 inch pot. The bulbs of this plant are quite small and there is an adequate amount to make a nice sized planting. We always make sure that the plant is "established" and shows roots coming out of the bottom of the pot. I am sure you could divide the bulbs at least once, maybe twice and will have a great start of this plant. It does grow pretty fast under ideal conditions. A happy little plant, enjoy!

A:  Yes, this plant can be grown as a houseplant.