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Calla Lily Mixed

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Why it’s special?

Sculptural funnel-shaped white blooms
Excellent long-lasting cut flower
Thrives in moist and boggy soil
Glossy, attractive foliage
Easy to grow from rhizomes

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🌎 Country of origin: India

Calla Lily (Zantedeschia aethiopica) is an elegant, sculptural plant grown for its smooth, funnel-shaped white spathes surrounding a bright yellow central spadix, set against glossy, arrow-shaped deep green leaves. Native to southern Africa, it brings a refined, classic look to borders, pots and pond margins, and is a long-lasting, prized cut flower. It loves rich, moist soil and even grows in shallow water or boggy spots, thriving in partial shade in warm Indian conditions. Easy and rewarding, it grows from rhizomes and can flower over a long season where conditions are mild. A timeless garden and floristry favourite.

Specifications

Family	Araceae
Native region	Southern Africa
Mature height	60-90 cm
Mature spread	30-45 cm
Growth rate	Moderate
Foliage	Glossy arrow-shaped green
Flower colour	White spathe, yellow spadix
Flower season	Spring to summer
Climate zone	Subtropical to warm temperate

Care guide

Sunlight	Partial shade to full sun
Watering	Regular; loves consistently moist soil
Soil / mix	Rich, moist, humus-rich soil
Temperature	15-30 C; protect from frost
Humidity	Prefers moderate to high humidity
Fertilizer	Feed regularly during growth
Pruning	Remove spent blooms and old leaves
Repotting	Repot rhizomes every 1-2 years
Propagation	Division of rhizomes
Pests & problems	Watch aphids and rhizome rot in dry soil
Toxicity / safety	Toxic if eaten (calcium oxalate)
Difficulty	Easy to moderate

Uses

Grown for elegant borders, container displays and pond margins, and widely valued as a long-lasting, classic cut flower for arrangements.

Growing tips

Give rich, constantly moist soil and partial shade in hot Indian regions; it even tolerates boggy spots. Protect rhizomes from frost in cooler areas.

Calla Lily Care

Calla Lily (Zantedeschia aethiopica) thrives in bright, indirect light and consistently moist, well-draining soil, making it an easy choice for Indian balconies and shaded patios. Water when the top inch of soil feels dry and feed a balanced liquid fertiliser every few weeks through the growing season. Keep it away from harsh afternoon sun, which can scorch the glossy arrow-shaped leaves, and remove spent blooms to encourage more flowers.

Calla Lily Varieties & Types

This is a mixed-colour Calla Lily in a 6" pot, so you can enjoy a blend of shades such as white, yellow, pink and deep maroon tones from the Zantedeschia family. The classic white Zantedeschia aethiopica is prized for its elegant, funnel-shaped spathe, while hybrid colours add a modern touch to containers and cut-flower arrangements. Mixed plantings give you variety in a single pot without having to source several plants separately.

Where to place Calla Lily

Calla Lily works beautifully near a bright east- or north-facing window indoors, or in a partially shaded corner of a balcony, terrace or garden bed outdoors. It suits container gardening, entryway displays and grouped arrangements with other foliage plants. In warmer Indian climates, a spot with morning sun and afternoon shade keeps the blooms fresh and the leaves healthy.

Why buy Calla Lily online in India

Buying a Calla Lily online with GardenGo means it is sourced locally and delivered fast — often within about two hours in serviced areas — so your plant arrives alive and healthy rather than stressed after days in transit. Each 6" potted plant is ready to display or repot on arrival, with no long courier delays. You can also add pots, potting mix and tools to the same order and get everything for your garden in one delivery.

Frequently asked questions

How often should I water Calla Lily?

Water regularly to keep the soil consistently moist. It loves damp conditions and even tolerates boggy soil during active growth.

How much sun does it need?

It grows in partial shade to full sun. In hot regions partial shade with moist soil gives the best results.

Is Calla Lily safe for pets?

No, all parts contain calcium oxalate and are toxic if chewed or eaten, so keep it away from pets and children.

When should I repot it?

Repot or divide the rhizomes every 1-2 years, ideally at the start of the growing season, using rich, moisture-retentive soil.

How is it propagated?

By dividing the rhizomes; separate healthy sections each with growth points and replant in rich, moist soil.

Why are leaves yellowing or flowers absent?

This can follow dormancy, dry soil, or insufficient feeding and light. Keep soil moist, feed during growth and give adequate light.

When does it bloom?

It typically flowers from spring into summer, and can bloom over a long period where conditions stay mild and moist.

Can I grow it indoors?

Yes, it grows well in pots in a bright spot with consistently moist soil and good humidity.

Is it toxic?

Yes, it contains calcium oxalate crystals that cause irritation if ingested; handle with care and keep out of reach.

What fertilizer should I use?

Feed regularly with a balanced fertilizer during active growth; a bloom-boosting feed supports more flowers.

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