
Sharing plants is generous, but calla lily seed pods rarely produce viable plants. Like most bulbs, callas propagate best vegetatively through their underground rhizomes. I've never had success from seed pods, though they might sprout in your garden.
Callas spread easily via rhizomes—the reliable way to increase them. Divide rhizomes in late summer or early fall after digging for winter storage, or in spring before planting.
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