Question
Tom,
I planted Calli Lilies in my garden it grew beautiful. Can I replant the seeds from the plant and when it return next year.
I am not sure if what I have is the seeds to replant.
Thank you I am a new gardener.
Jane

Answer
Hi Jane,
Thanx for your question.  Callas are not hardy to Pennsylvania.  The cold winter will kill them.  You will need to dig up the corms in the fall and store them in a cool, dark, dry place.  Do not wash the corms/roots.  The seeds form after the plant has bloomed.  The seed structure will look like a stick with pea-sized balls formin around the end.  When the seed pod starts to turn brown, cut it off and carefully remove the seeds.  Plant seeds immediately in 1 inch deep in potting soil and keep moist but not soggy and warm.  Seedlings emerge in 30 days or less.  Keep warm and under bright lights.  Start feeding them 1/2 strength 12-12-12 liquid fertilizer once they get several sets of true leaves after they are about 3 inches tall.  You can gently prick them out of the pot and sow in separate pots.  These seedlings need bright lights so I would suggest growing them underneath a 40-watt shop light suspended about 8 inches above, you can try to keep the seed until spring and plant outdoors once there is no danger of frost and the soil is warm but the older the seed the less chance they will germinate.  I hope this helps.
Tom