Beginner Gardening: Calla Lily is limp and dying, 1 by Carolyn22

Carolyn22 wrote:
Let the leaves die down on the bulbs until they are crispy and easy to remove. At that point, I would check the bulbs. They should be firm to the touch and clean looking. If they are mushy or appear to be moldy, toss them.

You should be able to carry these babies through without any problems. Callas are plants that look like they would be fussy and delicate, but as Kwanjin stated, they really are fairly hardy.

One other thing - don't worry about the roots. The bulbs will put down new roots when they start again in the Spring.

Good luck to you.