Arum lilies are herbaceous perennials known for their intricate flower shapes, making some of them a popular ornamental addition to gardens. Male flowers are designed to temporarily trap insects to ensure they pick up the pollen. All parts of the plants are toxic, as they contain calcium oxalate as raphides.
Water:
Arum lilies thrives in moist environments, requiring weekly watering for lush growth and is sensitive to drought. Indoors, it benefits from high humidity, mirroring its natural habitat. As an evergreen, arum lilies maintains consistent water needs year-round to ensure its vitality.
Propagation:
Propagation of arum lilies primarily involves division of rhizomes or tubers, ensuring each has a stem. Optimal conditions include warm temperatures, bright, indirect light, and well-drained, fertile soil. Steps include careful separation, individual planting, and maintaining moisture without overwatering.
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