These high-quality Common Calla Lily bulbs are carefully sorted and inspected to discard rotten, damaged and undersized bulbs, ensuring strong sprouting performance. This perennial rhizomatous bulb plant grows sleek upright green foliage with glossy arrow-shaped leaves. Its iconic smooth funnel-shaped spathe blooms rise above the foliage in late spring and early summer. The flower has clean curved lines and long vase life as cut flowers.
Product Advantages Common Calla Lily boasts long flowering time and outstanding ornamental value. It adapts well to wet soil conditions and works beautifully beside ponds or water features. The elegant blooms are widely favored for fresh cut flower arrangements. Pair it with perennial flower bulbs and water-loving ornamental bulbs to design moist garden landscapes.
Growing Method Step 1: Select a partially shaded or sunny location with rich, moist, well-draining soil. Mix compost into soil to boost organic nutrition. Step 2: Dig holes about 10cm deep, place the bulb horizontally with growing eyes facing upward. Step 3: Cover the bulb with soil, gently press soil firm, then water thoroughly once after planting. Step 4: Maintain consistent soil moisture during active growth. Keep soil damp, do not let soil fully dry out. Step 5: Feed with diluted liquid fertilizer every 2–3 weeks in growing season, stop fertilizing once blooming finishes. Step 6: Reduce watering gradually when leaves start to turn yellow, allow bulbs to enter dormancy. Step 7: In cold zones, dig bulbs up before freezing weather, store bulbs in cool dry place indoors over winter.
Suitable Climate It prefers mild warm climates, optimal growing temperature from 15℃ to 25℃. It can tolerate light frost, but bulbs need winter protection in cold regions. It enjoys bright indirect sunlight and can not survive under extreme heat and drought.
Applications Perfect for pond edges, water gardens, perennial flower borders, patio container planting and commercial cut flower production. The graceful trumpet flowers are excellent for wedding arrangements, bouquets and home fresh floral decoration.
FAQ Q: When should I plant calla lily bulbs? A: Plant bulbs in spring after all frost risk passes, once soil temperature warms up.
Q: Can calla lily grow in water? A: It can grow in shallow pond margins and moist soil, but cannot survive fully submerged deep water.
Q: How long does calla lily bloom last? A: Each blooming season can last 6 to 8 weeks under suitable temperature and moisture management.
Q: Is calla lily toxic? A: Yes, all plant parts contain calcium oxalate. Keep away from pets and children, avoid ingestion.
