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Calla Lily Care in Okinawa: Dormancy and Seed Pods

In subtropical Okinawa, calla lily thrives outdoors. The large pod is a seed head after flowering. Yellowing leaves signal dormancy. Cut off pod, let foliage brown, then remove. Plant rhizome in full sun, amend with composted manure, water weekly. It will rest ~3 months, then re‑emerge.

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