Calla Hybrids grown from Bulbs in Indian Conditions
Calla Intimate Ivory or Zantedeschia are attractive flowers with a trumpet-shaped blossom and greenery. lilies can be grown readily with bulbs (rhizomes) and also in various white, pink, yellow, and purple shades. lilies grow best in India with proper care.
Optimum Weather for Calla Lilies in India
Calla lilies prefer moderate, warm climatic conditions and flourish in the regions where the climate is not excessively cold. They grow well in temperatures between 15°C to 25°C, so they are suitable for the Indian winters and the start of summer. For places where it gets too hot, provide partial sun and high-frequency watering.
Planting Calla Intimate Ivory
- Choosing the Proper Time: Plant calla lily bulbs in India from the months of September to February.
- Preparation of Soil: Well-drained garden soil with high organic matter is ideally suited for callas. Garden soil, compost, and sand as a mix would be the best.
- Depth of Planting and Distance: Firstly Plant 5–7 cm deep, with pointed end facing upwards and at 20–30 cm distance.
- Watering: Water so the ground is always moist but not wet. Too much water leads to rot, while too little leads to stunted growth.
Calla Intimate Ivory Care
- Sunlight: Partial shade to full sun is best, but keep them from intense afternoon sun during hot weather.
- Fertilizing: Fertilize with a balanced liquid plant food every 2–3 weeks to promote more flowers.
- Mulching: Mulching helps keep soil moist and chill roots.
- Pests & Diseases: Watch out for fungal disease and aphids.
Flowering and Dormancy Calla Intimate Ivory
Calla lilies bloom 2–3 months after planting, with gorgeous flowers that last for a few weeks. After they have bloomed, the plant will go dormant in which leaves turn yellow and wilt. Water less now and let the plant rest. Leave bulbs in the ground or placed in a cool dry place until next growing season.
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