Rain Lilly (Pink) Bulbs

Rain Lilies are small flowering plants that bloom after a good rain or deep watering after being dry for a period of time, making them perfect for Pakistan’s monsoon season. These pink varieties produce delicate, funnel-shaped flowers that grow well in pots, beds, or borders. 

Key Features:

• Color: Soft pink flowers with green, grass-like leaves.
• Blooming Time: After rain, mostly from July to September in Pakistan.
• Easy to Grow: Suitable for pots, planters, or directly in the ground.
• Low Maintenance: Needs little care once planted.

How to Plant:

1. Best Time: Plant the bulbs from February to April.
2. Location: Choose a spot with full sun to partial shade.
3. Depth: Plant each bulb 1.5 to 2 inches deep, with the pointed side facing up.
4. Spacing: Keep 3 to 4 inches between bulbs.
5. Watering: Water well after planting. After that, water when the soil feels dry. 

Bloom Duration:
Each flower lasts 2–3 days, but the plant can keep blooming again and again during the rainy season.

Pack Size Guide:

FAQs:

1. Do Rain Lilies bloom only after rain?
   Yes, Rain Lilies usually bloom after a good rain or deep watering, especially during the monsoon season.

2. Can I grow them in pots?
   Yes, they grow very well in pots. Use at least a 6-inch pot with good drainage.

3. Will they bloom every year?
   Yes, Rain Lily bulbs are perennial. They will bloom every year if left undisturbed in the soil.

4. What should I do after the flowers fade?
   Let the leaves stay and die back naturally. The plant stores energy for the next bloom.

5. Can I leave the bulbs in the soil year-round?
   Yes, you can leave the bulbs in the soil. They are hardy and will grow again in the next rainy season.

Rain Lilies are a charming and colorful addition to any garden or patio. With a little rain and sunlight, they bloom beautifully—like magic!