What to do if the calla lily becomes soft and falls over

1. Supplementary lighting

Reason: Calla lily becomes soft and falls over, probably because of insufficient sunlight. It needs light to grow, and if it does not see sunlight for a long time, its growth will be affected, making it difficult for photosynthesis to proceed, causing the leaves to become soft.

Solution: Place it in a well-lit place with enough sunlight to ensure normal photosynthesis and promote plant health.

2. Replenish water

Reason: Calla lily likes a humid environment. Only by ensuring sufficient water can it provide good conditions for growth. If it is not watered for a long time, the roots will find it difficult to absorb water and it will not be supplied to the leaves.

Solution: If you find that the plant is lacking water, you need to water it appropriately to ensure that water is supplied normally. However, do not water too much at one time, and keep the amount appropriate.

3. Control water and prune roots

Reason: If the Calla Lily becomes soft, it may be due to excessive watering, which may even lead to root rot. This reason is more critical.

Solution: If you find that you are watering too much, stop watering immediately and promote water drainage. If you find root rot, take out the plant, remove the rotten roots and replant it.

4. Adjust the temperature

Reason: If the indoor temperature is too high, it may also cause the leaves to become soft and curl.

Solution: Adjust the temperature and try to maintain it between 15~25℃.