Ambience with a guarantee
This potted calla lilly will blossom in no time. Put the Zantedeschia in a bright spot, water abundantly and the plant will thrive. Its beautiful shape will instantly create a special atmosphere on your patio or balcony. You can enjoy this gem inside as well, by putting the cut flower in a vase.
It is best to plant the calla lily in your garden in spring. The flower blossoms between June and September. With the proper care, it will bloom year after year!
It is best to plant the calla lily in your garden in spring. The flower blossoms between June and September. With the proper care, it will bloom year after year!
Zantedeschia 'Picasso' + 'Gold Rush' + 'Mercedes'
Zantedeschia calla 'Picasso' + 'Gold Rush' + 'Mercedes'
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Specifications
Bulb circumference 14 cm
Mix
Supplied as container plant
Not edible
Flowering July - September
Cut flower
Growing height 40 - 60 cm
1 year growth and flowering guarantee
Deciduous
Location: Half shadow
Planting depth 10 - 12 cm
Planting distance 30 cm
Planting
What do I need?
How do I plant the calla lily?
You can leave the calla lily in the included nursery pot and put it on a dish. Of course it will look better in a decorative pot. Make sure the pot has a hole so the Zantedeschia can absorb water from the saucer.
This calla needs moist soil. That's why it is always a good idea to place the plant in a larger pot with fresh potting soil. Cover the bottom with hydro grains and fill up the pot with potting soil. While at it, water extra so the soil stays moist.
Planting the calla lily in the garden
After blooming, the calla lily can also be planted in the garden. Make sure to plant it in moist soil in the sun or semi-shade. A garden corner with fairly moist soil is ideal for your zantedeschias and will look stunning combined with hostas. The blue-green leaf hosta especially will contrast beautifully with the white inflorescences of the arum. Various colours of arum lily together in a large planter can also look quite spectacular.
- Small spade
- Watering can
- Potting soil
- Hydro grains
How do I plant the calla lily?
You can leave the calla lily in the included nursery pot and put it on a dish. Of course it will look better in a decorative pot. Make sure the pot has a hole so the Zantedeschia can absorb water from the saucer.
This calla needs moist soil. That's why it is always a good idea to place the plant in a larger pot with fresh potting soil. Cover the bottom with hydro grains and fill up the pot with potting soil. While at it, water extra so the soil stays moist.
Planting the calla lily in the garden
After blooming, the calla lily can also be planted in the garden. Make sure to plant it in moist soil in the sun or semi-shade. A garden corner with fairly moist soil is ideal for your zantedeschias and will look stunning combined with hostas. The blue-green leaf hosta especially will contrast beautifully with the white inflorescences of the arum. Various colours of arum lily together in a large planter can also look quite spectacular.
Care
What do I need?
How do I care for the calla lily?
In summer, the calla lily needs plenty of water. The soil should remain somewhat moist all the time. Adding plant food to the irrigation water at regular intervals ensures abundant flowers. Always leave some water in the saucer during dry spells. After blooming, plant food is no longer necessary.
Calla lilies in the winter
The calla lily is not frost hardy. That's why it is a good idea to grow the Zantedeschia in a pot and to place it indoors in winter. Keep the potting soil relatively dry in winter. However, do not let the root ball dry out. Dig out bulbs planted in the garden before winter sets in.
- Watering can
- Plant food
How do I care for the calla lily?
In summer, the calla lily needs plenty of water. The soil should remain somewhat moist all the time. Adding plant food to the irrigation water at regular intervals ensures abundant flowers. Always leave some water in the saucer during dry spells. After blooming, plant food is no longer necessary.
Calla lilies in the winter
The calla lily is not frost hardy. That's why it is a good idea to grow the Zantedeschia in a pot and to place it indoors in winter. Keep the potting soil relatively dry in winter. However, do not let the root ball dry out. Dig out bulbs planted in the garden before winter sets in.
Extra
Did you know that the Calla Lilies flowers are actually leaves? The vase-shaped 'flower' is not actually a flower. The true flowers are tiny and sit on a small, pale yellow spadix. This spadix is almost completely surrounded by the decorative leaves. Since its wonderful leaves last so long, Calla Lilies are very popular as cut flowers. Would you like to pick some Calla Lilies from your garden? Slowly pull out the entire flower stalk from the plant. The arrow-shaped, often spotted leaves can be used in flower arrangements.
Description
Ambience with a guarantee
This potted calla lilly will blossom in no time. Put the Zantedeschia in a bright spot, water abundantly and the plant will thrive. Its beautiful shape will instantly create a special atmosphere on your patio or balcony. You can enjoy this gem inside as well, by putting the cut flower in a vase.
It is best to plant the calla lily in your garden in spring. The flower blossoms between June and September. With the proper care, it will bloom year after year!
It is best to plant the calla lily in your garden in spring. The flower blossoms between June and September. With the proper care, it will bloom year after year!
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