Here is one lotus blooming. From start to finish it took about 12 days, but the final full open blossom only really lasts a day or two. It's always very nice though :)



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4 comments:
That's beautiful! Do you eat the fruits?
No fruits in lotus as far as I know - but lotus root is popular and rather nice. I never tried taking out the root on my ones, but it's an idea...
Someone told me you can eat the little nuts inside the flower check out this link!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotus_seed
Thanks, I didn't know that, though I have eaten lotus paste sweets (moon cakes) often, and they are nice :)
I will try it out next time.
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