Nymphaea Casey Lee Slocum is a breathtaking tropical waterlily known for its vibrant blue petals and large green pads. Introduced by Leeann Connelly in 1998, this stunning lily boasts flowers that can reach up to 14 inches across and pads that extend over two feet. Ideal for large ponds, it is highly fragrant and free from thorns, making it a beautiful and safe choice for aquatic gardens.

Key Features

• Scientific Name: Nymphaea Casey Lee Slocum
• Common Name: Casey Lee Slocum
• Family: Nymphaeaceae
• Flower Color: Bright blue
• Pad Size: Over two feet

Unique Characteristics

Nymphaea Casey Lee Slocum is one of the largest Nymphaea species in the world, rivaling even the Victoria lilies in size but without the thorns. It is named after the firstborn daughter of Randy Slocum, a friend of the introducer.

Ideal Conditions

To ensure the best growth and vibrant color for Nymphaea Casey Lee Slocum, provide the following conditions:

• Light: Full sun
• Water Depth: 6 to 18 inches
• Temperature: Tropical climates
• Space: Large ponds

Care and Maintenance

This lily is suitable for large ponds and requires the following care:

• Planting: Place in rich soil in a large container or pond bed.
• Fertilization: Regular feeding during the growing season supports robust growth.
• Winter Care: In non-tropical climates, it should be protected from freezing temperatures.

Aquascaping Uses

Nymphaea Casey Lee Slocum is perfect for creating a striking focal point in large water gardens and ponds. Its impressive size and vibrant color make it a standout addition to any aquatic landscape.

Why Choose Nymphaea Casey Lee Slocum?

If youre looking to add a spectacular and fragrant tropical lily to your pond, Nymphaea Casey Lee Slocum is an excellent choice. Its large, vibrant flowers and ease of care make it a standout option for creating a beautiful and dynamic aquatic environment.

Order now and transform your pond into a vibrant water garden with Nymphaea Casey Lee Slocum!

• You will get 1 young and freshly harvested water lily tuber
• All of our water lilies tubers/rhizomes have been inspected before ship out and guaranteedtheyare viable and perfect to grow in a proper pond environment

PLANTING INSTRUCTIONS FOR WATER LILY

There are two main types of water lilies, tropical and hardy. The differences between tropical and hardy water lilies are a growing habit. Tropical water lilies don’t do well in winter. Hardy water lilies, on the other hand, can tolerate the cold. Tropical water lilies tubers must be removed from the pond and stored in moist conditions to come back in the future years. In warm climates, they can remain in the pond.