Dahlias are a preferred food of many pests and different kinds of animals, even if they have never tried it they seem to be attracted to Dahlias, and once they get a taste they can never go back. Most pests …
Slugs and snails are the most destructive pests to Dahlias, they will target young Dahlia sprouts oftentimes leading you to wonder why your Dahlias have not sprouted. These pests can literally eat the Dahlias in a matter of days, even …
Dahlias wilting after being transplanted is called transplant shock, although all transplanted plants do get a certain level of transplant shock, you should really try to minimize this shock. Plants that are stressed out due to transplant shock tend to …
It is fairly common for plants to wilt from time to time, and this is the same case for Dahlias as well. Usually, wilting Dahlias will bounce back once the main cause of the wilting is addressed, although it is …
Dahlias prefer growing under full sun conditions, these plants are native to Mexico where they grow in full sun locations in well draining sandy soils. With that being said you can grow Dahlias in partial shade as well, and even …
There is a lot of confusion when it comes to watering Dahlias, way too many people tend to overwater their Dahlias which often leads to tuber rot. The most common reason why Dahlias tend to die is due to overwatering, …
Overwatering is one of the main reasons why Dahlias tend to die, too much water around the roots and the tubers will sooner or later start to rot. The main issue with Dahlias is that they tend to be relatively …
It is not uncommon for Dahlia leaves to droop from time to time, for the most part, you shouldn’t really worry about it. On the other hand, if the Dahlia leaves are dropping even after being watered, then there might …
When Dahlia leaves are turning yellow, it is usually a sign that is something wrong with the plant. Healthy Dahlia leaves are dark green, and anytime their leaves turn yellow or brown it is an indication that the plant is …
Dahlia leaves curling is usually a sign that the plant is stressed out, it is not always a serious issue, and you will definitely see your Dahlia leaves curling from time to time. Dahlia leaves curling upwards or downwards are …