How to prune zantedeschia 'flame'

Deadhead after each bloom fades; full cut-back when foliage dies down in late summer or autumn. Cut faded spathes at stem base. At dormancy, cut all stems and leaves cleanly to ground level with sterilised secateurs.

Deadhead as needed; annual full cut-back at dormancy. Zantedeschia 'Flame' produces vivid orange-red spathes that should be deadheaded promptly as they fade to sustain bloom production. Yellow or damaged leaves can be removed throughout the season. Cut all top growth back to soil level once foliage yellows and the plant signals dormancy at the season's end.

Cut faded spathes at stem base. At dormancy, cut all stems and leaves cleanly to ground level with sterilised secateurs.