The seeds of calla lily are harvested during dormancy. At this time, the new leaves of calla lily are not long, and the old leaves begin to turn a little yellow. At this time, we should reduce the water slowly, bit by bit, and then dig out the seeds when the leaves naturally die and the soil in the basin dries.

When calla lily begins to sleep, reduce watering, and when the soil is dry, dig out the seed balls from the pot. Soak the bulbs in antibacterial solution, dry them, wrap them in thick paper and put them in the refrigerator. The temperature is 5 ~ 7℃. It's best to wait until the bulbous buds are longer, and they will bloom within 60 days.

Preservation time of calla lily bulbs

Calla lily bulbs can be preserved for about five months, and then planted after five months, and then buried with some wet sand. But the water in the sand should not be too much. The sand can be slightly wet but not completely dry.

Preservation of calla lily bulbs in summer

Calla lily seeds can be dried in summer, wrapped in newspaper and put in the refrigerator. As long as the temperature is kept at 7-9 degrees, you can take the seeds out of the refrigerator in two months, put them indoors for a few days to relieve dormancy, and then you can sow.

Calla lily bulbs are stored in the refrigerator.

Calla lily seed balls can be stored in the refrigerator, but they should be disinfected first, soaked in medicinal liquid, then dried, wrapped in newspaper and put in a simple container, and then put in the refrigerator. The refrigerator temperature should not be too low, and should be kept above 10.

Treatment of calla lily bulbs

Treating calla lily bulbs requires preparing gibberellin solution, putting bulbs in and taking them out for about 10- 15 minutes. Do not soak for too long. Take out the seeds after soaking, and dry them before planting.