Calla Lily Flowers Bulbs - Mix Colour

The bulbs have a successful germination rate of over 90%.

The ideal sowing season for Calla Lily bulbs in India is from September to November
for most plain regions, which allows for blooming in late winter to early spring.

Calla Lily can be grown both indoors and outdoors.

For outdoor planting: Choose a
Right Pot (in 10–12 inches diameter,
8–10 inches deep with good drainage) with well-draining soil (Garden Soil (40%), Compost or Cow Manure (30%), Sand / Perlite / Cocopeat (30%), without compressing, and with at least
3–5 hours of morning sun per day. Keep bulbs pointy side up, root side down. Gently firm the soil, but don’t compress. Water thoroughly one time after planting.

For indoor planting:
Choose the Right Pot ( 8–10 inches wide and at least 8 inches deep) with well-draining soil(40% Cocopeat or potting mix, 30% Compost / Vermicompost, 20% Perlite / Sand, 10% Garden Soil (optional), Place bulbs 2–3 inches deep into the soil, Eyes/buds facing upward, Keep 4–6 inches gap if planting multiple bulbs in one pot. Water lightly. Use soft morning sunlight, and the Calla lily will bloom in 2–3 weeks

Plant the bulbs 3-4 inches deep, place the bulb with the pointed end or "eyes" facing up, and cover it with soil. Ensure the soil is rich in organic matter and well-draining.
Choose a location that receives at least 5-6 hours of Morning sunlight daily. Water the bulbs thoroughly after planting.

When the plants are in full bloom, they have a distinctive trumpet or vase shape with a long, central finger-like spike (spadix)