How to Start Your Dahlia Tubers - Pots & Trowels
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ค. 2024
- Normally you'd wait to plant Dahlias, but Martin shows you how by planting in February, you can take some cuttings and propagate for phenomenal flowers throughout Summer & Autumn!
#dahlia #dahliaflowers #dahliatubers #plant #garden #gardening #planting
Weekly practical videos all about gardening - subscribe to be notified of each week's new video, or like the page on Facebook to join our community!
This video was formerly called "How to Plant Dahlias Early " & then "How to Plant Dahlias in Spring"
This video was initially called "How to Plant Dahlias Now (February) " - changed because it's not Feb!
#dahlia #dahlias #dahliaflowers #dahliaflower
Check us out on Social Media:
Facebook: @PTrowels
Instagram: @ptrowels
Twitter: @PTrowels
Martin Fish has been gardening for over 40 years & judges for the RHS and writes regular features in gardening magzines. Videographer Sean Riley has been making videos for over 20 years. Martin and Sean have worked together on gardening TV & videos for BBC, Allett, Cobra and many others. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
![ความรักไม่ได้น่ากลัวขนาดนั้น (TRUST ME) - LYKN [ OFFICIAL MV ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/9np-lAtCRpQ/mqdefault.jpg)
![ตีสิบเดย์ [FULL] | ครอบครัวสะท้านทุ่ง "นางบี & อ้ายสติ๊ก"](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/A1rhYcxxNtA/mqdefault.jpg)
Very helpful and looking forward to instructions on taking cuttings next.
Thanks for watching
Martin
Hello I'm From New Zealand. And all of my Dahlias have grown from broken off tubars.
As long as there’s a bud attached broken section will grow.
Some great info! Thanks 😊
Thank you so much 😊clear and simple
You're welcome! Fresh videos every Thursday and a new podcast comes out each Sunday! Subscribe and never miss a thing 🌱 -Sean
Thanks for sharing.
No problem, thanks for your continued support! -Sean
Thank you.
No problem, thanks watching! -Sean
So well explained!
Thanks! Fresh videos every Thursday 🌱 subscribe and never miss a thing 🌱 -Sean
So glad I found your channel
Wonderful. Thank you
Aw thanks for the kind words! -Sean
VERY helpful, with some important detail that I didn't find in similar but "short and sweet" type videos. I opened a pack of 5 mixed dwarf dahlias, and there were some "added extras" as you showed, and I now know that they are no use to man nor beast (into the compost they go)! Some of them also have damaged and even slightly rotted roots, so I have cut all those bits off and trimmed the longer roots down.
Glad it was helpful to you. Martin
Very valuable info, thank you!!👏🏻❤️
You're welcome! New videos every Thursday, subscribe and never miss a thing! 🌱 -Sean
I've started a couple dahlias for propagating using this method and hope to do another round shortly. Enjoying your channel from Wisconsin, US!
Thanks so much for the support, it means a lot! (I have a friend in Madison :) -Sean )
Informative video which was great I grow dahlias every year they look so beautiful during the Summer ! 😊👍
Thanks so much for watching! -Sean
Great informative video.
Glad it was helpful! We do fresh videos every Thursday and a podcast on Sundays - subscribe and never miss a thing 🌱 -Sean
Great video Martin about potting dahlias I always have a lot in my garden & the bees love them .👍
Thanks for watching! -Sean
Hare Krishna. So nice planting. Good job 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Great info just what I needed as I have just bought 8 tubers. I will be growing them in containers.
Brilliant, l keep us posted on their progress! -Sean
This video was very helpful..thank you. I have three Dahlia plants which I purchased in Goa from the nursery in February. But this month it has plenty of buds but none of then have bloomed. And the leaves are drying and getting white lines. Although I have put fertilizer.
Best of luck, let us know how you get on! -Sean
Oh, I wished I'd watched this video Before I potted the Tubers in pots. However, it is mid May 2022 and hopefully there will be plant shoots growing from the old stem soon 😮. Wish me luck .
Sending you luck! - thanks for watching :) -Sean
Could you please provide a link to the tutorial where you show what to do when you transfer them out into the garden or into larger pots on the patio at 8:12 on the timeline. Thanks.
Hi, was this the video you were looking for: th-cam.com/video/aPXXqiGvs8k/w-d-xo.htmlsi=WGwriqtO605RHBO3
Hope that helps!
We do regular gardening videos every Thursday with practical advice and a new podcast each Sunday -Sean
Yes, Thanks so much for the quick reply back.
You're welcome! Hope it helps 🌱
Not sure if in the right order but all our dahlia related videos are in this playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLAP6F3_x3pSZGbPY0QgW5zQTN9LVZdylM.html
This was very helpful. Will you do another video when you come to take cuttings? I’ve not grown dahlias before. I’ve bought loads to try this year!
That's the plan, thanks for watching, if you subscribe TH-cam should keep you informed when we publish a video (usually Thursday evening just in time for the weekend!) -Sean
@@PotsTrowels spot the person who commented before the end of the video 🤣
:0) hope we remember now!!!
@@PotsTrowels I’ve found you on Instagram I’ll nag!!! I’ve bought a mixture of cheap and expensive ones to try and it would be great to get more value out of my plants.
Wonderful videos on daylias, however I was looking for tips on dahlias.
We’re going to be planting dahlia plants in the garden towards the end of May, which may help you.
I have packaged plants I bought in the spring and never planted. I live in new England USA. It is September. Can I do anything to save them for next year?
Hi, thanks for watching, I'll ask Martin for you, we could cover it in our next Q&A video, we do new videos every Thursday so subscribe and don't miss a thing! -Sean
Hi Mark, I've asked Martin, he says try taking them out of the packaging and look for signs of life. If you have green shoots put them into containers to try and keep them alive until spring - hope that helps and thanks again for watching! 🌱
The soil is Potting mix?
Yes it is a potting mix or potting compost as we call it in the UK.
you surprised me with new information. Now I'm alittle confused. the other videos on
Utube did it differently. like look carefully at the smaller pieces looking if any had eyes, that can grow. You just discard them.???