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Old 23-07-2003, 10:22 AM
Druss
 
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Default Dahlia's and flowering

Hi all,

A whole new area for me this year, thought I'd try out a dahlia or two, got
a Bishop of Landuff, where else would you start this year ?, and it's grown
well in the pot, 18 inches high, but no sign of buds anywhere, is it too
early to be hoping for such things ?

On another note, my sister and I both bought a new pot, and a reduced dahlia
bulb, can't remember the name, but it's supposed to flower prolifically and
produce lots of flat purple daisy like flowers, on a grand scale of course!,
anyway the idea was to race to grow the best plant. Well as far as I can
tell she kept hers outdoors, and now has a mass of stems about 10-12 inches
high, whilst mine stayed a bit too long in the greenhouse and has two 18
inch high stems, again though no sign of buds etc.

So in order for me to win this little contest I need to know how to make the
plant flower, and hopefully flower prolifically, we did purchase and plant
the tubers a bit late, but any advice from the pro's gratefully received,
advice re. conditions/feed/options to increase flowering etc

Cheers
Duncan


 
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