Mushiness indicates bacterial rot or fungal infection. They do not recover.
Most modern calla lilies are hybrids that bloom spectacularly once, then poorly thereafter. Even with perfect storage, rebloom is often disappointing.
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Calla Lily vs. Peace Lily: Water Needs Opposite
Calla Lily Flower Turning Green: Natural Aging, Not Fertilizer
Indoor Calla Lily Care: Light, Water, Dormancy, and Outdoor Planting in Arizona
Calla Lily Winter Dormancy: Forcing Rebloom
Troubleshooting Yellow Calla Lilies: Light, Water, Feed
Growing Calla Lily (Zantedeschia): Elegant Blooms Indoors and Out
Caring for Forced Calla Lilies and Treating Orchid Fungus
Reviving a Stressed Grace Calla Lily from FTD Delivery
Calla Lily 'Sweet Talk' Bloom Cycle: From Flower to Dormancy and Back
Troubleshooting Calla Lily Leaf Curl and Yellowing
Bacterial Soft Rot in Calla Lilies
Purple Calla Lily Indoors in Southeast Texas: Why It’s Failing and How to Save It Outdoors
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