Rinie Hendriks, 21-05-2012 11:05 # 2 My calla plant I bought two weeks ago and put new soil in a fl

Calla / Arum / zantedeschia plant for indoors and outdoors! This originally South African marsh plant comes from the Aroids family. The calla is a tuber and dies in winter above the ground. The calla can withstand temperatures down to minus ten degrees Celsius survive. Calla means beautiful in Greek.
Content floral design article Calla / Arum / zantedeschia Different types of planting and care of a calla leaf Flowering The shape and color of the flowers Height Propagation Which plants / flowers you could combine the Calla / Arum good Cut flower Toxic Calla / Arum / zantedeschia The calla or arum is described as an old-fashioned houseplant. Previously, the plant was only considered as a houseplant, it was because we had no central heating when we lived in cool rooms. Now that is no longer the case, we also hosts the calla beneath the container plants. You can calla so inside and outside areas. Different types of Zantedeschia floral design aethiopica Zantedeschia Zantedeschia elliottiana macrocarpa Zantedeschia Zantedeschia melanoleuca rehmannii
Planting and care of a calla The calla comes into its own in a bright spot with moist, floral design well-drained soil. You can use the calla as a houseplant, but in the summer very well as a patio plant. Put the plant first on a spot in the shade. The plant is accustomed to outdoor conditions over the calla can tolerate more sun. After flowering you the calla plants in the garden, it will start to flower the following year. Again The calla is a tuber and dies in winter above the ground, all energy is focused floral design on the growth of the sphere. This will ensure greater year. The calla is hardy to minus ten degrees Celsius. Enter the calla water once a week. The leaf leaves calla are evenly green or speckled floral design and spear-shaped. The heyday The calla blooms between floral design July and October. The flowering time is between three and eight weeks, depending on the temperature, light and the species. The shape and color of the flowers The flowers are funnel-shaped with a spadix. Yellow, white, red and pink. The calla height can be high between thirty and ninety centimeters. Propagation Propagation of the calla can achieve by cutting. Away from the rhizome or tuber pieces with an eye or tiller After cutting the pieces, you can hoard in a flowerpot. In the beginning, you give a little water, if you're going to see more than watering the blade.
Which plants / flowers you the Calla / Arum properly combine calla can combine with carnations. The cut flower Calla / Arum is very suitable for use as cut flowers. Cut the flowers of the plant, but pull them from the plant. If parts of the flower stem remain behind this may cause rotting floral design of the plant. Toxic Attention, all parts of the calla are poisonous!
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Tillie Worms, 22-11-2013 10:40 # 4 Good morning, I have four different colors callas stand in the front yard and in bloom. these must tubers out of the ground before the king intreed or can I cover them and with what? Who has advice for me. Greetings, Tillie Reply post!, 24-11-2013 Personally, I would err on the safe pick and take the tubers before the first frost in the ground. The temperature at which the tubers are stored should preferably be not higher than 15 degrees floral design Celsius and not lower than 8 degrees Celsius. Many flowering fun next year!
Ria Geerts, 30-06-2013 18:51 # 3 I have just bought the plant, my question is are all drops on the leaf tips if the plant is crying. And I think the drops will also be toxic. Is that so? Reply post!, 01-07-2013 The drops occur when the plant absorbs more water than it can evaporate. The plant pushes the water off the leaves and water drop, this phenomenon is also called guttation. By giving the plant less water will prevent the dripping. I do not. Know if the drops may be toxic, you can check with the store where you purchased the plant.
Rinie Hendriks, 21-05-2012 11:05 # 2 My calla plant I bought two weeks ago and put new soil in a flowerpot, now he gets yellow leaves floral design from below. Had enough water. Standing outside in the afternoon floral design sun. But so bright the sun is not been. I hope I can do that all the leaves turn yellow something. Reaction