The calla belongs to the family of Araceae and originated in southern Africa, flowering occurs between spring and summer. Exposure to
mezzombra Indeed, it should be protected from direct sunlight.
temperature in winter is necessary to fully protect the jars containing the rhizomes or the site where we planted with mats or polystyrene and also with a mulch made of straw or dry leaves (the delicious maple leaves) because they fear the intense cold (because of their origin)
watering
must be moderate when the plant begins to grow, it increases as soon as the foliage is fully formed, from the moment you plenty of watering to keep the soil is always very humid.
when the flowers wilt and the leaves begin to yellow will reduce the watering to wet the ground just enough to keep the soil barely moist.
Fertilization
as soon as the buds appear flower until the end of flowering, you dilute a liquid fertilizer (preferably organic) in water for watering once every two weeks.
Playing
is a division of rhizomes or by separation of the buds that replanted immediately, preferably in the autumn.
Pests and diseases.
can be attacked by scale insects and mealy red spider mite.
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