How to grow arrow-leaf calla lily and how to manage sword-leaf calla lily

The arrow-leaf calla lily is a beautiful foliage plant belonging to the Araceae family. The leaves of this plant are long sword-shaped and have beautiful patterns on the surface. It is suitable for potted cultivation at home. It is mainly distributed in woods or bushes in Yunnan, Guangdong, Guangxi and other places in China. It likes a warm and humid environment. So how should the arrow-leaf calla lily be cultivated after being made into a pot? I will share its cultivation and management methods with you in a while.

How to grow arrowleaf calla lily

1. The arrow-leaf calla lily must be grown in a warm and humid environment. Under normal circumstances, it grows fastest in an environment of 20 to 25 degrees. If the temperature is too low, it will enter a dormant state. Therefore, when growing this plant, it should be placed in a warm room, and attention should be paid to the regulation of environmental humidity. It is best to keep the environmental humidity between 60% and 70%.

2. When cultivating the arrow-leaf calla lily, you must pay attention to the supply of fertilizer and water. This plant likes both sufficient fat and sufficient water. Especially after it enters the peak growth season, it must be fertilized every 10 to 15 days. Try to choose nutrient-rich compound fertilizer. Water it in time when it is in the peak growth season. It is best to water it every three days. When watering, be sure to water it thoroughly. However, after it enters the dormant period, the supply of fertilizer and water must be reduced appropriately.

How to manage sword-leaf calla lily

1. The light exposure time is an aspect that needs to be carefully managed during the cultivation of sword-leaf calla lily. It is a green plant that likes a cool environment. During the cultivation period, it only needs to be provided with moderate light. It must not be placed in direct light, especially in the hot summer. If it is exposed to direct sunlight, its leaves will be burned by the strong light, affecting its ornamental value.

2. The sword-leaf calla lily has a relatively high requirement for the ambient temperature during its growth. If it enters a cold winter, it must be moved to a warm room, and it must be provided with sufficient light after it enters a dormant state in winter. Only in this way can it survive the winter safely. However, the sword-leaf calla lily will be in a dormant state in winter. During this period, it is necessary to stop fertilizing and water it every 10 to 15 days.