A potted calla lily ('Picasso') will finish blooming, then foliage yellows as it enters a 3-month dormancy.
For tuber/bulb storage, total darkness is not required. A basement laundry light used occasionally won't harm dormant tubers. (Unlike poinsettias, which need strict 14-hour darkness to rebloom.)
After 3 months, bring to bright light, resume watering, feed with bone meal. Plant outdoors in Zone 6+ after frost; in Zone 5, keep in pot and overwinter indoors.
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