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How To Plant And Grow Lotus / Kamal Gatta Seeds?Germination ProcessAt first, Scratch the Lotus Seeds/Kamal Gatta with sandpaper. You can use a hammer you should crack those seeds very lightly.You should hit or scratch Lotus Seeds/Kamal Gatta by the dimple side of those seeds until the inner white portion of the seeds can be seen but be careful not to hit the white portion of those seeds.Use a jar/glass and fill it with water and put those Lotus Seeds/Kamal Gatta seeds into it.After 3 days you can experience a newly grown plant from a seed.Do not use the same water, change it regularly.Soil and pots for lotus plantTo grow Lotus Plant must be used with a good amount of cow dung and soil and compost.It also makes the root strong.Require Container Size of 17 inches.Harvesting StageLotus Seeds/Kamal Gatta take 120 to 140 days to bloom if you take care of plants.After germinating those seeds are taken from the water.Add cow dung and soil together very well and sown the germinated seeds there.You can add a few Gappi fish to avoid mosquitoes and flies.The wastage of Gappi fish enhances the nutrition of the soil.Water them once a week.After a few days, you can see the growth of the lotus plant.How To WaterChange the water to 30% once a week if the water contains more dust then you can change to 50% water once a week.Do not add any kind of chemical products into the water if you keep Gappi fish.Do not keep the water directly to the sunlight as it can harmful to plants.Algee is good for fish, but it contains more algae than please remove it can also harm the plants.Planting And CareLotus Seeds/Kamal Gatta is good in the sunlight.You should change the 30% water once a week.Be careful while giving fertilizers as the new growth and growing tip can be damaged.It must be needed to protect the Lotus roots from freezing.Using organic fertilizer after germinating those seeds.Do not use so many fertilizers as it is not good for the lotus plant. It can cause lotus foliage to burn.Note: The plant which is grown from Lotus Seeds/Kamal Gatta should receive a minimum of 3-4 hours of sunlight a day.