These beautiful Flamingo Lilies have a lush and elegant foliage, and will own whatever space you put them in! Currently not in bloom but will be putting out new flowers through the seasons!

Flamingo Lilies filter most of the harmful chemicals commonly found in US homes, including formaldehyde, ammonia, toluene and xylene. According to the NASA Clean Air Study. For best air purifying results keep one for every 100 sq. ft. of indoor space.

Bright, indirect light is preferred. Water your Lily regularly to keep the soil evenly moist. 

If you have had Lilies before, you'll know that the flowers and individual leaves have a different lifecycle than that of the “mother plant”. When flowers and leaves age and are getting ready to drop, they begin to loose their brightness and color (flowers turn green/brown, and leaves turn yellow/brown). This discoloration is due to a transfer of nutrients happening between the leaf/flower and the plant and is a natural and reoccurring event in the plant's life. It’s best to let this process finish naturally but if they become unsightly you can also remove the wilting parts with a sharp, clean utensil. New growth and flowers will soon come in place of the old ones.