How to Grow and Care for Calla Lily - Plants Indoors

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🌺 Calla lilies are popular as gifts because of their unique bell-shaped flowers and a wide variety of colors.

💜 My favorite color of calla lilies is a dramatic dark purple that almost looks black.

🌱 Calla lilies can be grown outdoors but can also be potted using a rich, well-draining potting mix.

🌿 When potting calla lilies, it's important to choose the right size pot and ensure that the soil reaches all the nooks and crannies between the roots.

💦 Calla lilies should not be watered too heavily, especially when first planting, and only water once a week if needed after the rhizomes are established.

☀️ Calla lilies prefer dappled indirect sunlight and partial shade, and they like a fairly warm environment.

🔥 Temperatures below 50 degrees Fahrenheit can cause calla lilies to go dormant.

Timestamped Summary

00:00 Plants have the power to transform a space and bring happiness.

00:19 Calla lilies are iconic flowers with a unique bell shape and rich colors.

00:30 Calla lilies can last a while after being cut, making them great for artistic bouquets.

00:38 The flowers have a liquid-like appearance and come in delicate hues.

00:52 Dark purple calla lilies are the favorite.

01:00 Calla lilies can be grown outdoors or in pots.

01:08 When choosing a pot, check the rhizome and roots to ensure the right size.

01:24 The rhizome can be broken apart if there are multiple clusters.

01:34 Twin pots are used to plant two separate lilies.

01:53 Water the plants weekly or as needed, checking the dryness of the soil with a finger.

02:08 Calla lilies enjoy humidity and moisture, and a humidifier can be used in dry spaces.

02:18 Lilies prefer dappled indirect sunlight and partial shade in warm climates.

02:25 Lilies go dormant if temperatures drop below 50 degrees.

02:34 The name calla comes from the Greek word for beautiful.

02:39 In Roman mythology, Venus cursed the flowers to be less beautiful.

02:54 Calla lilies are toxic to kids and pets, so keep them out of reach.

02:59 Summary of the video.

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Q&A

What are calla lilies?

Calla lilies are iconic flowers that have a unique bell shape and come in a variety of colors. They are often used in artistic bouquets and make great gifts.

Can calla lilies be grown outdoors?

Yes, calla lilies can be grown outdoors. However, they can also be grown in pots and make for a beautiful indoor plant.

How should calla lilies be potted?

When potting calla lilies, it is best to choose a pot that allows for proper drainage. The roots should be covered with potting mix, ensuring that the soil reaches all the nooks and crannies between the roots.

How often should calla lilies be watered?

Calla lilies should not be watered too heavily, especially when first planting. Once the rhizomes are established, they should be watered once a week if needed.

What kind of sunlight do calla lilies prefer?

Calla lilies prefer dappled indirect sunlight. Partial shade is best in warm climates. They also like a fairly warm environment and may go dormant if temperatures drop below 50 degrees.