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Dahlia pinnata, D. variabilis, D. rosea, D. superflua,Dahlia Dwarf - Kadiyam Nursery

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Rs. 99.00
Common name:
Dahlia Dwarf
Regional name:
Marathi - Lahan Dahlia
Category:
Flowering Pot Plants, Lilies & Bulbous plants
Family:
Compositae or Sunflower family
Light:
Sun growing, Semi shade
Water:
Normal
Primarily grown for:
Flowers
Flowering season:
Year-around flowering
Flower or Inflorescence color:
Various colored flowers available viz., Red, Yellow, Orange, Purple, White, Pink, Dark Pink, Light Pink, Lilac or mauve, Salmon
Foliage color:
Green
Plant Height or length:
Less than 50 cms
Plant Spread or Width:
Less than 50 cms
Plant Form:
Upright or Erect
Special Character:
  • Plant for puja or prayer flower or leaves
  • Good for Edges ie very small hedge or border
  • Attracts butterflies
  • Attracts bees
  • Suitable for road median planting
  • Grows best in cooler regions
Generally available in India in quantities of:
Over hundreds

Plant Description:

- Do not have a large garden and would still like to grow Dahlias? This is a compact version of the very popular large flowered varieties.
- Dahlias are natives of Mexico.
- Herbaceous bush 30 cms to 60 cms tall, with tuberous roots, stout semi woody stalks, turgid and fleshy leaves, fresh green above, grayish beneath.
- Has extremely showy flower heads in forms, size and colors, orginally purple.

Growing tips:

- Growing dwarf Dahlias is easy. It is not as complicated as growing the large flowered Kenyan ones.
- Plants can be obtained as seedlings, bulbs or as ready flowering plants.
- The flowering plants can be kept in semi shade.
- Once all the flowers have faded away - keep the plants in full sunlight.
- Cut off the dry flowers and gradually reduce the water for plants.
- After around 45 to 60 days days the plant will wither away (by this time the watering has to be got to 2 times a week.)
- Keep the plant as it is without water for 4 to 6 weeks.
- Gently remove the bulbs (tubers) and mix them with ash and keep them for storage.
- After around 3 months these can be seperated. The tubers do not have growing eyes on them - they can be seperated with each having a piece of the stem attatched.
- These can be planted in rich and well drained soil.
- Never use a very large pot for a dahlia from the beginning. Plants should be grown in small pots and transplanted into larger ones as they grow.
- Unlike the large flowered types - where we remove the side shoots - here we encourage side shoots. Pinching of the top tip should be done to encourage branching.
- Dahlia plants require lots of water - especially in warm weather.
- Regular application of fertilizers is very important. Any organic fertilizer in the beginning followed by one for blooming after the top bud is visible.