Planting from a potted dahlia
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23 February 2010
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After planting, unlike the tuber or bulb, it is important to water frequently, at least 500ml a day at first (500ml). With the root system having been formed inside the pot, it does not yet have the ability to absorb moisture from the surrounding soil. It may take about two weeks before the root system adapts. |
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Make sure that the risk of frost is gone since dahlias do not tolerate it. If your dahlia has been affected by frost, cut the stems just below the affected (blackened) areas and leave it alone. New stems will reappear soon enough, weather permitting. Flowering will be delayed by several weeks, but you will not have lost your plant. |
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