After blooming, calla lilies enter a mandatory dormancy. Leaves yellow, flowers collapse, and the plant appears dead. This is normal.
Expect new growth in weeks, blooms in ~10 weeks. Calla lilies are challenging as permanent houseplants due to this cycle.
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