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White Calla for planting – 2 rhizomes

Name: White Calla for planting – 2 rhizomes
Brand: אסא בצלי פרחים
SKU: DG-BULB-CALLA
Price: 25.00 ILS
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✓ Sculptural bloom
✓ Easy-to-combine white
✓ Two planting units

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Potting mix, planting soil, fertilizer-enrichedמצע שתילה מנוקז לעציץ · 10 liters

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אורFull sun to partial shade, and in heat, partial shade
השקיהModerate to high during the growing season
רמת גידולבינוני
מיקוםGarden and pot · Full sun to partial shade

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In the package

2 rhizomes

For planting in a pot or garden

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Blooming

February-May

Large white flowers

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Planting

October-December

About 10 cm deep

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Light

Sun-Partial Shade

In heat - partial shade preferred

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Height

60-80 cm

At maturity, with blooms

🤍 White Calla - Elegant white flowers above broad foliage

Two white calla rhizomes for planting, in Asa packaging. The calla develops large green leaves, topped with funnel-shaped white flowers with a yellow center - a clean and elegant flower, 60-80 cm tall.

The calla (Zantedeschia aethiopica) loves moist soil during the growing season, but not standing water. Plant in October-December at a depth of about 10 cm, and blooming typically lasts from February to May. This is a perennial plant, and the rhizomes multiply over the years.

🤍 Why a white calla?

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Clean white

A large white flower that blends with any color in the garden, or in a corner that is entirely white and green.

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Impressive foliage

Large, green leaves that are beautiful even when not in bloom.

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Vase flower

The calla is a well-known cut flower that remains beautiful in a vase for several days.

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Loves moisture

Suitable for those who water generously in winter and spring, and for moister garden corners.

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Perennial

The rhizomes multiply over the years, and the plant becomes a full clump.

📍 Where to plant?

Important: Calla likes moist substrate during the growing season, but standing water around the rhizome, before it starts to grow, can cause rot.

🪴 Large pot

Deep, with drainage hole

🏡 Moist bed

Near a dripper or faucet

🌳 Partial shade

Under a tree, filtered light

💦 Near a decorative pond

On the edges, not in the water

🌿 Wide planter

Spacing of about 20 cm

⚠️ Avoid: Soil that dries out completely during the growing season, strong afternoon sun on hot days, and standing water in the pot before the plant has started growing.

🌱 Planting and care

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When to plant

October-December.
Until planting, store the rhizomes in a dry, shaded, and ventilated place.

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Depth and spacing

Depth of about 10 cm, with buds ("eyes") facing up.
Spacing of about 20 cm - the plant spreads over time.

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Soil

Rich, moist, and well-drained soil. In a pot - open drainage hole.

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Watering

After planting, water and keep the substrate slightly moist until leaves appear.
When the plant is in full growth - generous watering, without letting the substrate dry out.

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After blooming

Cut back faded flowers at the base of the stem.
In summer, if you stop watering, the plant goes into dormancy and awakens again in the fall.

📝 What is important to know

🌡️ Summer: dormancy or green

In a dry summer, the calla rests - the leaves dry up and disappear. If you water and there is shade, it can remain green. Both states are normal.

🌱 Which side is up

The rhizome has small buds ("eyes"). Face them upward, and the side with root remnants - downward.

🔁 Blooming in future years

Calla is a perennial plant and can bloom again every year, provided it gets enough light and water in winter and spring. The number of flowers varies from season to season.

📅 Estimated timing

Dates and height are an estimate, and depend on the region, weather, and growing conditions.

📋 Technical specification

🏷️ Name	White Calla
🔬 Latin Name	Zantedeschia aethiopica
📦 Quantity per pack	2 rhizomes, in Asa packaging
🗓️ Planting season	October-December
🤍 Flowering season	February-May
📏 Planting depth	approx. 10 cm, buds facing up
↔️ Spacing	approx. 20 cm
🌤️ Sun exposure	Full sun to partial shade
📐 Mature height	60-80 cm (at flowering)
💧 Watering	Moderate to heavy during the growing season

❓ Frequently asked questions

❓ When to plant Calla lilies?

October-December. No chilling or soaking required.

❓ How deep and which side up?

At a depth of approx. 10 cm, with the buds ("eyes") of the rhizome facing upward. Spacing of about 20 cm.

❓ Can it be planted in a pot?

Yes, in a large, deep pot with drainage holes. In a pot, the substrate dries out faster, so check moisture frequently during the growing season.

❓ How long until flowering?

Flowering usually occurs between February and May, depending on the planting date and conditions.

❓ What happens to the Calla lily in summer?

If it does not receive water, the leaves dry out and it rests until autumn. If watered and kept in shade, it can remain green.

❓ Will it bloom again next year?

It can - Calla lilies are perennial plants, and the rhizomes multiply over the years. The number of flowers depends on the light and water it receives during winter and spring.

❓ Why are there many leaves and few flowers?

Usually due to insufficient light. A spot that receives a few hours of sun a day, with shade during the hottest hours, helps with flowering.

🤍 In short - who is this suitable for?

White Calla lilies are suitable for those who want an elegant white flower in a large pot or a damp corner of the garden, as well as flowers for a vase. Plant relatively deep and water generously during the growing season.

💡 Tip: In a pot - choose a pot that is deep and wide enough for both rhizomes together, so the medium does not dry out too quickly.

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