My poor baby, Cornelius!

[Firstbloomer]

This is Cornelius. He was gifted to me late September. Fully bloomed. Now there is one 'stick' left hanging on for dear life!

Here is what I know/have done:
I cut off the yellow ends but many of the other flower stems/foilage literally died off.

I gave it about 4 hours of bright light (indoor plant) And moved it away from bright light as winter set in.

I did transplant it about 2 months before it really regressed into dormancy but now look. Only One stick left. (Lol)

I did a stop/start of watering. Fertilized lightly today.

I'm hanging in there with Cornelius. I'm worried he won't make it. What can I expect within the next 3 - 6 weeks....ughhh.

 

[Logan]

Look at the roots to see if there's any rotting, if there's a bit you might be able to cut off the bad bits then if you can pot it up in a smaller pot and only water it lightly then stop and see if it re covers.

 

[Firstbloomer]

I did look at the roots and they seem intact and in health. I'd hate to disturb the roots again by transplanting it. Worth the risk?

 

[Logan]

If they're ok then just put it back in the pot, no need to do anything to them.
Have you got a plant label with it and is it a succulent?

 

[Tetters]

The Calla Lily is a bulb/rhizome. Cut all the top off and wait for it to regrow. In the spring it might benefit from some new compost and a little fertiliser.

 

[Firstbloomer]

Yes. I looked at Cornelius the Calla Lily again today and thought that may be a good way to go.

Thank you.