Rich saved seeds from last year's calla lily. The short answer: almost certainly not. Most garden-center callas are hybrids. Their seeds produce variable offspring—interesting, but not clones.
For exact duplicates, divide the rhizomes (corms) in spring. That's how commercial growers do it.
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