water lily succulent Buy Wanvisa Waterlily, the champion waterlily of 2010.... – Pond MegastoreWanvisa Hardy Waterlily The Wanvisa Hardy Waterlily is one of the most unusual and eye catching hardy water lilies you can add to your pond. Brought to market by Dr. Nopchai Chansilpa, Wanvisa has become a favorite among collectors and gardeners alike. Its flowers combine delightful tones of peach, apricot, pink, and yellow, often streaked with unexpected striations or patches of golden yellow. Sometimes you may even see a flower split in half with

Wanvisa Hardy Waterlily 

The Wanvisa Hardy Waterlily is one of the most unusual and eye-catching hardy water lilies you can add to your pond. Brought to market by Dr. Nopchai Chansilpa, Wanvisa has become a favorite among collectors and gardeners alike. Its flowers combine delightful tones of peach, apricot, pink, and yellow, often streaked with unexpected striations or patches of golden-yellow. Sometimes you may even see a flower split in half with different colors—making every bloom a surprise.

This hardy water lily stands above the water’s surface, creating a dramatic effect. While Wanvisa can be a slightly shy bloomer compared to other varieties, each flower is truly magnificent when it opens.

The pads are just as interesting as the flowers—new leaves emerge in reddish-brown with striking green speckles before maturing into green with red markings. With a 3–5 foot spread, Wanvisa fits beautifully in medium to large ponds.

Wanvisa Hardy Waterlily Planting and Care

• Planting Depth: 6–18 inches from soil to water’s surface

• Container Size: 14–20 inches wide (fabric pond pots are best)

• Soil: Heavy loam soil only (avoid bagged potting mixes that float and rot)

• Sunlight: 6+ hours of direct sunlight daily for best blooming

• Fertilizer: 4–6 Waterlily World Fertilizer Tablets on the 1st and 15th of each month during the growing season

Tip: If growing in an earth-bottom pond, plant Wanvisa in shallow edges of the pond where it receives unobstructed sun.

Do’s and Don’ts for Wanvisa Hardy Waterlily

✅ Do fertilize consistently during the growing season for repeat blooms
✅ Do divide rhizomes every 1–2 years to maintain strong growth
✅ Do plant Wanvisa Hardy Waterlily in full sun with plenty of space for flowering

❌ Don’t use stones or gravel on top of the rhizome, as it suffocates the plant
❌ Don’t allow floating pond plants or other water lilies to crowd Wanvisa, as the pads need to float freely for maximum blooms
❌ Don’t let the plant dry out during shipping or unpacking — hardy water lilies lose moisture quickly and must be planted immediately on arrival

Wanvisa Hardy Waterlily Shipping Information

At Pond Megastore, we begin shipping hardy water lilies in spring at the proper planting time for your area. Shipping continues through the summer until the end of the season.

• Early spring pre-orders ship first as pond plants become ready

• All orders ship 2–3 day service (usually UPS) at the start of each week

• You’ll receive an email with tracking information on the day your order ships

Please be prepared to plant your Wanvisa Hardy Waterlily immediately upon arrival. Leaves or stems that appear yellowed or broken from transit are normal—remove them, and the plant will quickly send up new growth.

When you buy pond plants like Wanvisa from Pond Megastore, you can rest assured that they are grown with care and shipped at the correct time for success in your region.

Wanvisa Hardy Waterlily Specifications

• Flower Color: Peachy-reds, apricot, pink, and yellow with striations

• Bloom Size: 4–6 inches

• Fragrance: Mild

• Leaf Size: 6–8 inches, mottled when young

• Plant Spread: 3–5 feet

• Planting Depth (Soil to Water Surface): 6–18 inches

• Sunlight Requirement: 6+ hours of strong, direct sun daily

• Shipped As: Shipped as a live pond plant — repot immediately into a proper aquatic fabric container or directly into an earth-bottom pond upon arrival

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