Pruning guide
How to prune zantedeschia 'mango'
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Pruning zantedeschia 'mango' — FAQ
When should I prune zantedeschia 'mango'?
Deadhead throughout flowering season; full cut-back in late summer to autumn. Snip or cut faded spathes at the stem base as soon as they begin to drop. At season's end, cut all stems and leaves cleanly to ground level. Lift rhizomes in USDA zones 8 and below before first frost.
How often does zantedeschia 'mango' need pruning?
Deadhead throughout bloom period; annual full cut-back. Zantedeschia 'Mango', a warm-toned orange calla lily cultivar, benefits from deadheading as its vibrant spathes fade, which prolongs the display and keeps energy directed to the rhizome. After all flowering ceases and foliage yellows in late summer, cut the plant back completely to ground level for dormancy.
How do you prune zantedeschia 'mango'?
Snip or cut faded spathes at the stem base as soon as they begin to drop. At season's end, cut all stems and leaves cleanly to ground level. Lift rhizomes in USDA zones 8 and below before first frost.