How to grow Calla Lily

1. Maintenance and management

1. Potting soil: Calla lily grows better in fertile, well-drained neutral or slightly acidic soil. You can use pond soil and leaf mold, mixed in a ratio of 2:1. In order to meet its nutrient needs, it is best to add some human and animal feces.

2. Light: During the growth and flowering period of the plant, it must be exposed to bright light. It is best to place it in a place with sufficient light, and it should be exposed to sunlight for at least 3-5 hours a day. Avoid growing in the shade for a long time. Lack of sunlight will affect flowering and cause flower buds to fall off.

3. Watering: During its peak growth season, the soil needs to be kept moist and watered in time to avoid the climate in the breeding environment being too dry. In addition to watering in time, you should also use a spray bottle to spray water on the leaves frequently, which can not only increase the humidity but also make the leaves greener.

2. Breeding Methods

1. Division method: Generally, it is carried out in conjunction with repotting. Under the premise of not damaging the root system of the plant, use a knife to cut off the small tubers around the mother plant. After planting them separately, wait for 3 months for them to bloom.

2. Sowing method: This method should be carried out in an environment with a temperature of 18-24℃. It is best to sow the seeds indoors and wait for about half a month for them to germinate.