10/06/2026
🪷 It’s water lily season! 🪷
As the weather warms up, our water lilies burst into growth. But with new growth also comes older leaves reaching the end of their life cycle.
If you’re noticing yellowing, browning, or black leaves on your lilies, don’t worry — this is completely natural. These older leaves have finished growing and can be cut back to help keep your pond looking tidy and healthy.
In this reel, I’ll show you why it’s important to remove dead foliage and the best way to do it without disturbing your plant.
Have you started seeing new lily growth in your pond yet? Let me know in the comments! 🌿✨