South African Flower Bulbs : Calla Lily Exotic Flower Bulbs
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Calla is so much easier to say
jaythestingray 2 years ago
does that flower grow in the philippines??
where can i order that one?? thanks!
kylepatrickribo 3 years ago
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They are the same family (Araceae) and very much related (Genus Zantedeschia). They're just different species/hybrids with different cultural requirements.
Multiplying them: After several years, they will have formed a mass of rhizomes that can be divided.
Overwintering: Z. aethiopica is reliably hardy down to USDA Zone 7 or 8 and above. The "colored" ones require lifting or be grown in pots that can be moved indoors for the winter.
AznEnrique 3 years ago
thankyou for such informative vdo's, can u also add information regarding multiplying them, as if you need to dig the bulbs every year or let them stay in mud for whole year? i will be greatfull to you :)
omer4123 3 years ago