Calla lilies are among the most difficult flowers to preserve successfully due to their thick, fleshy petals. Air drying and pressing typically yield poor results.
Even with this method, results are unpredictable. The petals may shrivel or discolor. For a shadow box, consider preserving a single petal instead of the whole bloom, or opt for professional freeze-drying.
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