I was given a 1-gal. potted Calla Lily as a gift and in 1 week is has really taken off! Should I plant it in full-sun, partial, or full-shade? I understand I must keep it moist. Correct? Would fertilizer spikes placed in the soil be enough to fertilize? If so, how many, how often? Thanks!
Here is an article that you may find helpful: https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/flowers/calla-lily/growing-calla-lilies-and-care-of-calla-lilies.htm
Why are leaves and flowers of calla lily getting brown? I bought a healthy looking plant a week ago. It is kept in a conservatory and has been watered regularly. Now the leaves and flowers are looking brown and fading.
Calla Lilies do not like there roots to sit in water.
You may be overwatering. Your plant should have a well draining pot. Soil damp but not soggy. Feel the soil before watering.
Also the light conditions may have changed from the greenhouse to your conservatory. They do like full sun.
Here is a link with more information.
Every time I water they fill up with water and fall off,try watering very little still same.
When I first bought my calla lilies, the shape of the flowers were in the perfect shape. However, recently the flowers curled up while the color appears to be perfectly normal. The leaves are all green and normal too. What does that indicate to me? It is kept indoors at room temperature and it is placed to get morning sun from my window.
I do think your plant may need a little more sunlight.
I would look for a sunnier location for your plant to grow.
Here is a link with care requirements.
My one calla lily is sunburnt. Do I cut the stem of it off? My other one is doing good. Do I cut the stem of the burnt leaf of my calla lily?
It's only a couple of leaves, so yes you can cut the leaves from the plant.
Here is a link with information on Calla Lily care.
I had posted previously about my calla plant yellowing and shriveling up overnight. We suspected it was going dormant. With all the leaves and stalks detaching, I dug the bulb up and stored it inside a mixture of peat moss and compost. I checked on the bulb today and I noticed all the roots had gone black, and it had a very fleshy spot on the body where the roots came from. All the roots have come off now, and there is also a layer of "skin" that appears to be coming off. What should I do? Is this normal? Sadly I can only upload one picture. Thanks
This is root rot. Your bulb essentially is rotting and should be discarded.
Well draining soil is essential so that the bulb and roots do not sit in water.
Here are a couple of great links.
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/plant-problems/disease/root-rot-in-garden-plants.htm
Only wanted to sparsely open calla lily.
Here is a link that will help you get your beautiful plant blooming.
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/bulbs/calla-lily/make-calla-lily-bloom.htm
I have a small Calla Lily planted in a pot kept indoors. I only have had it about 6 weeks. It has a few blooms on it, but the leaves have started to droop. I keep it moist, but maybe it doesn't get enough sun. It is in a southwest window. Do you think I am killing it, or can I get it to "perk up" again?? Thanks in advance for you help.
If you suspect that it is not getting enough light, this is likely the issue. They do need lots of light. If you can get it more light, do so.
You may also be giving it too much water. It does need to be kept moist but should not be in standing water.