☀️Dahlia, also known as Peony, is a perennial herb of the Asteraceae and Dahlia genus. It is native to Mexico. Mexicans regard it as a symbol of generosity and wealth, so they respect it as the national flower.
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🧡Dahlia has huge flowers, rich colors and a long flowering period. It is one of the famous flowers in the world. The colors are bright and shiny, and the flower shapes are diverse, including sunflower-like, orchid-like, decorative, spherical, pom-pom, etc. The petals are rich in layers, creating a gorgeous atmosphere.
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🌿 Features:
Sun: Fall Sun
Zone: 9-11
Tall: 1 to 3 feet
Life Cycle: Annual, Perennial
Bloom Season: Summer through Late Fall
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🌷Maintenance tips:
[Soil] For potted dahlias, you should use pastoral soil, leaf mold soil, sandy soil, and compost to prepare the base soil in a ratio of 5:2:2:1 to create a fertile soil environment for the plants. You should also choose a soil that is draining and breathable, with sides and bottoms. Flower pots with drainage holes serve as containers to prevent water accumulation in the pot soil.
[Light] Dahlias like light and have poor shade tolerance. During the breeding process, potted dahlias should be placed in a sunny environment, so that the plants receive no less than 6 hours of light every day to bloom bright flowers. However, the noon light in summer Stronger, the dahlia should be placed in a place with diffuse light to avoid burning the leaves.
[Water content] Dahlias have fleshy roots and like water but are afraid of waterlogging. During the breeding process, water should be watered according to the dry humidity of the pot soil. Do not water when the pot soil is wet. When the pot soil is dry, water it along the edge of the pot. When the temperature is high in summer, water every day and spray water mist on the branches and leaves to increase the humidity of the environment.
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⚠️ Notes:
Cold protection and warmth preservation: Dahlias are not very tolerant to cold environments, so in cold areas it is necessary to take protective measures or plant them as annuals.
Prompt pruning: Regular pruning of dead or overgrown branches will help keep the plant healthy and beautiful.
Insect and disease prevention: Check plants regularly to prevent the occurrence of leaf diseases and pests, and use environmentally friendly control methods when necessa
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