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Common Pest and Disease Control Methods for Calla Lilies
Calla lily is also known as arrowhead flower, taro flower, and water taro. Its leaves are emerald green, its flower center is very prominent and white, and its appearance is very distinctive. It likes a moist, sunny living environment and is commonly cultivated in many regions. Its flowering period lasts as long as 6 months, but in the process of growing calla lilies, pest and disease problems are often encountered
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How to sow and propagate colored calla lilies? Master these key points
Colored calla lily is a bulbous flower native to Africa, and its suitable growing temperature is between 18-23°C. The flowering period of colored calla lily is affected by temperature and light. If temperature and light are properly controlled, flowers can be supplied year-round
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What are the propagation methods and precautions for calla lily?
Calla lily is a bulbous flower and one of the most popular flower varieties in recent years. In the flower market, calla lily is mainly used for cut flowers. Since calla lily also has medicinal value, growing calla lily also has its economic value. So how exactly should calla lily be propagated? And how can the propagation survival rate be improved?
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How should calla lilies be cared for during their summer dormancy to get through the summer safely?
Calla lilies enter a dormant period in summer, so after they finish blooming in April to May, their leaves gradually wither and turn yellow; this is normal. So how should dormant calla lilies be cared for during the hot summer?
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