RE: storing Callas
- To: g*@hort.net
- Subject: RE: [CHAT] storing Callas
- From: k*@comcast.net
- Date: Sat, 22 Jan 2005 14:30:19 +0000
I thought that question might bring you out of the woodwork, Marge. Thanks. Where ya been?
I was concerned that the differing info I was finding on Calla storage
was because Z. aethiopica grows in extra moist even wet conditions, but
all the other varieties, less so. I think slightly moist storage would
be a happy "medium". Thanks. Oooh! Calals in February! What color?
Kitty
-------------- Original message --------------
> Well, I'm trying out a new email program on the work station, so Lord only knows
> if
> this is gonna work...but.
>
> I grow my Callas in pots. They winter in that very same pot under the bench
> (for the
> ones that go dormant) in the greenhouse where they get drenched every time the
> plants on the bench are watered. They do not seem to mind. The one I have that
> does not go dormant - in fact wants to grow in winter - stays on the bench and
> gets
> watered ...which I should have done 2 days ago...Oh Lawsy!..anyway, it blooms
> around Feb.
>
> Since they seem to grow even in standing water, I do not think they want to get
> really
> dry over winter...
>
> Marge Talt
> mtalt@hort.net
> Shadyside Garden Designs
> Editor: Gardening in Shade Suite101.com
>
> > > [Original Message]
> > > From:
> > > Have any of you stored Calla Lilies (Zantadeschia) overwinter? I've
> > > been researching summer bulbs and no one seems to agree on much but
> > > most of the details have been somewhat similar or I can hit a middle
> > > ground, like one says plant 2-3 inches deep, and another says 3-4
> > > inches deep, so i can figure 3 inches is a good position. The
> > > biggest difference I have found is on storage of Callas. Most
> > > indicate dry or at most barely moist storage. However, I just looked
> > > at MOBOT's instructions and it says to store ina DAMP medium.
> > > there's a huge difference between dry and damp. I have stored them
> > > dry without a problem. Anyone else? What do you do?
> Marge Talt
> mtalt@hort.net
> Shadyside Garden Designs
> Editor: Gardening in Shade Suite101.com
>
>
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