Hi Tisha, Welcome back to GardenWeb.

Excess moisture can cause the calla lily flowers to droop over like that well before they open, so maybe that is what you're seeing with yours? If ever there was a year when excess moisture is causing issues with tons of plants, this is it.

Your green flowers---are they green first and then they turn purple as they open up? Or, are they not really turning purple much at all? It would be normal for them to have more green in them before they turn purple. However, if they are not turning the same shade of purple that they once did, then they probably are growing in too much shade and are not getting enough sunlight to develop their full color. If they are being fed excess nitrogen, that also can keep them greener.

In your last photo, what you see is the seed pods. This is normal. You can let the seed pods sit there until they turn tan and dry, and then you can collect the seeds and try to grow new plants from them if you wish.

Dawn

That's the normal process as the flower fades while seeds are developing - the ugly lumpy thing you exposed.