Colored calla lilies have unique ornamental value. Generally, they can be cultivated for about 3 to 4 years. They will bloom in the second year after each reproduction. When the colored calla lilies bloom three times, the plant will Gradually weaken, and finally wither and the whole plant dies. Under normal circumstances, the plant needs to be placed in sufficient sunlight, and watered and fertilized in a timely manner, which may also extend its flowering period. Colored calla lilies can be kept for 3 to 4 years

Colored calla lilies are a relatively rare species. The flowers they bloom are mixed with other colors and have unique ornamental value. , usually with careful maintenance under normal conditions, colorful calla lilies can last for about 3 to 4 years. However, if not properly maintained, they will wither and die.

Every plant has a life span, so how many years can colorful calla lilies be kept? Generally, they can be kept for 3 to 4 years. Colored calla lilies like to grow in a warm and humid environment. They usually bloom in the second year after sowing. Whenever colored calla lilies bloom three times, the plant will gradually weaken, and finally the branches and leaves will turn yellow and wither.

Usually, colored calla lilies can bloom beautifully only in the sun, which may even extend their lifespan, allowing them to be cultivated in pots for a longer period of time. Just water and keep the soil moist, and topdress the soil with fertilizer in a timely manner to avoid poor plant growth.

The seedlings of colored calla lilies have a certain degree of cold resistance. Generally, the bulbs of colored calla lilies can be removed from the soil in autumn and prepared with suitable growth conditions. Fertilize the soil, replant the bulbs into the potting soil, and wait for the bulbs to take root and sprout again, which can help the colorful calla lilies survive the winter.