How to fertilize Calla Lily

1. Fertilization techniques for calla lily

Calla lilies like moist and fertile soil, so you can use a slightly larger amount of fertilizer and water when fertilizing and watering so that they can grow better.

The time for fertilizing Calla Lily can be set as twice a month, but be careful not to touch the flowers and leaves when fertilizing. If you touch the leaves, it will cause damage to them.

After Calla Lily forms buds, the amount of fertilizer should be increased to ensure a long flowering period. Not only will the size of the flowers be pleasing to the eye, but the color will also be excellent. The flower buds will remain uninterrupted all year round.

2. What fertilizer to apply to Calla Lily

The main fertilizers for Calla lily are phosphorus and potassium fertilizers, and they should not be biased. Fertilizers can evenly and efficiently provide the nutrients needed for the growth and development of Calla lily, improve the immunity of flowers, enhance disease resistance, increase brightness, and improve ornamental effects. They are more suitable for application to Calla lily.

Excessive fertilization is also a problem. Too much fertilizer may burn the roots of flowers, so be careful to apply it reasonably. Every once in a while, the nutrients in the potting soil will be consumed, so it is necessary to replenish them in time.

Warm reminder: After solving the problem of fertilizing Calla Lily, the next big issue is watering. Because it is suitable for a relatively warm and humid environment and is not drought-resistant, you should pay more attention to the dryness and wetness of the potting soil and replenish water in time. If the environment is dry, you can spray water around or place a basin of water to increase the air humidity. Water thoroughly during the growing and flowering stages.