How to plant Calla Lily and when to plant it

Calla lily growth environment requirements

Calla lily prefers a warm climate environment. It is not very cold-resistant and is not resistant to high temperatures. During maintenance, the temperature needs to be kept at around 20 degrees. If the temperature is below 0 degrees, it will be frostbitten. In winter, there must be sufficient sunlight, which is conducive to flowering. Its yield is relatively high, and the yield per mu can reach 1,000-2,000 kilograms.

Calla lily planting time

Calla lilies are usually planted in autumn because the climate is relatively cool and suitable for growth. However, they can also be planted in spring, but the growth rate will not be too high, so it is best to plant them in autumn so that the yield will be higher.

How to plant calla lily

When planting Calla lilies, the general method of sowing is used. It is planted from March to August. Usually loose, fertile, well-drained soil is used, and it must be disinfected. After planting, the temperature needs to be kept at around 20 degrees and there must be sufficient sunlight.

If you want Calla Lily to grow faster, you need to use healthier and disease-free seeds when planting, and you must have good fertilizer and water management in normal times.

Notes on Calla Lily Cultivation

When caring for Calla Lily, you need to pay attention to the fact that there must be a good ventilation environment at ordinary times, otherwise it will cause the occurrence of diseases and pests. In addition, you must water it in moderation and not cause water accumulation, otherwise it will affect its growth and development. Finally, you must fertilize it regularly to ensure that it has sufficient nutrients for growth.