aquatic plants

blue lotus

blue lotus, actually a blue water lily. Many people confuse lotus and water lily, but the difference is in the growth: water lilies float on the water, while lotuses rise above it. The Nymphaea Blue Queen is a hybrid that also grows slightly above the water, but retains the leaf and flower shape of a water lily.

Hardy Blue Water Lily - Nymphaea Blue Queen - Lotus

- Water lily
- Full-grown plant height: 20 cm
- Placement: -20 to -40 cm

Original price was: 75.00.Current price is: 49.95.

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Hardy Blue Water Lily + 4 Lotuses

- Combi
- 5 plants
- Placement: -20 to -40 cm

Original price was: 150.00.Current price is: 139.95.

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Pond Plant Set - Blue aquatic plants

- Combi set
- 9 plants
- Placement: -1 to -40 cm

Original price was: 90.00.Current price is: 64.95.

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Hardy Blue Water Lily + Oxygen Plants Against Algae

- Water lily + Oxygen plants
- Full-grown plant height: 20 cm
- Placement: -10 to -20 cm

Original price was: 95.00.Current price is: 69.95.

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Terrace Pond - Hardy Blue Water Lily - Lotus

- Complete set
- 12 plants
- Plastic bowl Ø 40 x H 20 cm

Original price was: 150.00.Current price is: 99.95.

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Mini Pond Bowl with Plant Set - Blue

- For 25 - 100 L
- Complete mini pond set
- Placement: -10 to -20 cm

Original price was: 150.00.Current price is: 124.95.

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Frequently asked questions about the blue lotus

Pond Advice

No, the blue lotus is technically a water lily. Although popularly called lotus, the true lotus belongs to the genus Nelumbo, while the blue lotus belongs to the genus Nymphaea.

The blue lotus prefers still or slow-flowing water and a full sun location. Water quality should be good, with a neutral to slightly acidic pH.

In various cultures, blue lotus symbolizes spiritual awakening, purity, and rebirth. The flower is closely associated with Egyptian mythology, where it was associated with the sun and rebirth.

In some cultures, certain parts of the plant are used for culinary purposes or traditional medicine. However, it is important to seek expert advice before using the plant, as not all parts are safe for consumption.

Blue lotus flower

The blue lotus attracts immediate attention with its striking color. This one is not just any blue, but a vibrant, sky blue hue rarely seen in nature. The soft blue with hints of purple will give any pond an upgrade. It is this special color that sets blue lotus apart from other aquatic plants.

blue lotus effects

  • The ancient Egyptians also called the blue water lily blue lotus of the Nile because it was considered a sacred plant.
  • The blue water lily has a pleasant fragrance and contains healing properties.
  • The blue lotus was found on Tutankhamun's body during the opening of his tomb in 1922.
  • The blue lotus is both narcotic and euphoric and in higher doses mildly hallucinogenic. The flower is said to provide sexual arousal and a powerful effect.
  • In several countries where the blue water lily grows, people make oil and perfume from the flowers.

blue lotus operation

The blue lotus, known for its calming and relaxing properties, has been used for centuries in traditional medicine and rituals. It is often used as a natural sleep aid and as a means of relieving mild stress and anxiety. In addition, blue lotus is known for its mild psychoactive effects, which can lead to feelings of euphoria and heightened perception.

Blue Lotus Flower

Known for its refined appearance, the "Blue Lotus Flower" is prized in gardens and ponds worldwide. Historically, this plant was an important cultural symbol for the Egyptians, who respected its beauty and potential medicinal qualities. Today, blue lotus is still popular, not only as a decorative plant in various ponds, but also as a component in certain wellness products and teas.

The blue lotus is not only beautiful, but also functional; it provides protection for fish and other aquatic animals and helps maintain water quality by providing shade, reducing pond water heating and algae growth.

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