This seductive plant commonly referred to as Calla, is native to Africa and has long been widespread in Europe and is the symbol of elegance par excellence.

It is admired for its brilliant foliage and fascinating inflorescences. Cultivating the Calla in pots it is very easy and it is advisable. With the generic name Calla a series of plants of the genus are identified Zantedeschia, of the family of Araceae, with flowers of different colors.

CARE

You can grow Calla in both garden both in a jar. However, keep in mind that it does not tolerate too low temperatures in winter, cultivation in pots will therefore allow you to move the plant to a sheltered place when the temperature goes below zero.

Likes sun exposure which, however, must not be too intense, choose a place a half shade but brightor. If grown in pots it can be left to feed on the morning sun to withdraw them in the hottest hours of the day, especially in summer.

Use a moist and fertile soil enriched by a liquid fertilizer for flowering plants which should be distributed during irrigation once a week, during spring and summer.

La Calla goes watered regularly and abundantly in the flowering period. During the winter, when the flowers begin to dry out, it is necessary to reduce. It is important that the soil is always moist. Avoid wetting the flowers that could get damaged. The Calla, a simple plant, does not need much pruning, as the dry parts often fall off on their own