Zantedeschia Calla

An elegant and decorative houseplant with smooth, glossy leaves and striking triangular-shaped flowers that add a fresh and exotic accent to any interior. Calla lilies are popular for their expressive blooms and elegant form, making them suitable for home, office, or as a gift.

Interesting Facts

• Calla lilies originate from southern regions of Africa and are often found in marshy or wet areas in the wild.

• They symbolize beauty, purity, and elegance, and are frequently used as wedding and festive decorations.

• Calla flowers are short-lived but very striking, and with proper care, the plant can bloom repeatedly over several years.

Light
Requires a bright location with indirect light. Avoid direct sunlight, especially in summer.

Temperature
Prefers a warm environment – 18–24 °C. Does not tolerate drafts or sudden temperature changes.

Watering
Water regularly, keeping the soil slightly moist. Water less frequently in winter. Do not allow the soil to dry out completely or become waterlogged.

Soil
Light, nutrient-rich soil with good drainage.

Flowering
Flowers usually appear in spring or summer. After flowering, the plant requires a short rest period before resuming growth.

Toxicity
Calla lilies are toxic to pets and humans, especially the roots and leaves. Ingestion may cause irritation of the mouth and throat, vomiting, or digestive issues. The sap can also irritate the skin, so gloves are recommended when planting or pruning.