Agrotechnics
The place where dahlias grow should be sunny (at least 6 hours per day), not swampy. Flowers are afraid of strong cold winds. The soil can be any non-acidic. Optimal: humus-rich loam, pH 6.5-6.7. The site is dug up in autumn and spring.
Planting occurs in early June, when frosts are excluded. 2 buds are left on the sprouted tuber, the rest are broken out for better growth of the main shoots. The root must be buried on a shovel bayonet so that the neck is slightly buried in the ground. The bush must be tied to the handle and tied up as needed. After a week and then every 10 days, the plant is fed after watering until September. The main shoot is pinched after four paired leaves. Stepchildren and faded buds are promptly removed.
The pinching and pinching scheme looks like this:
- 1 - pinching the top,
- 2 - pinning,
- 3 - removing extra buds.
Reproduction occurs by cuttings, dividing tubers and seeds, less often by grafting. Winter storage is carried out by laying dried tubers in layers in boxes, sprinkling with earth. Dig up the distance immediately after a strong freeze. Storage boxes are lined with paper.
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Peculiarities
The modern dahlia is very different from its Latin American ancestors. There is a version that the roots of the plant were taken with them by Spanish travelers on their way home more than 400 years ago for use in food. The Europeans did not like the taste, but the beautiful flowers later became a garden decoration.
For many years, the inhabitants of Europe have cultivated dahlias in the tropical climate of greenhouses and greenhouses. Flowers came out weak and medium-sized. The first to plant flowers in the air was De Candol, a botanist from France, with an unsurpassed result. Since the 30s of the century before last, dahlias have been triumphantly marching around the world, and today the number of varieties reaches 3000.
"Akokotle" - one of the Indian names for dahlia, in Spanish is interpreted as "the flower has a hollow stem." The common name "dahlia" was given to the flower in memory of A. Dahl, and the Russian "dahlia" is dedicated to the memory of I. G. Georgi. Both are famous botanists in the past. Dahlia belongs to the Astrov (Compositae) family.
The stems of the plant are tubular, branched, from 0.4 to 2.5 m in height. The leaves are large, feathery. They can be whole, pubescent in different ways, placed in pairs. The inflorescences-baskets are wrapped in several rows of emerald leaves that have grown together at the base. Flowers on the edge are multi-shaped and multi-colored in the form of tongues. In the middle, shades can be from scarlet brown to sunny golden. Fruits in the form of a dry nut, with a three-year germination. The roots are tuberous, thickened and fleshy.
Secrets and Tricks
Take advantage of the advice of the professionals to make dahlias delight you with lush blooms.
- The planting site of the bushes should be changed every 2 years.
- The best fertilizers are Flora and Ekola.
- Organic and mineral fertilizers are applied to the soil before the autumn digging.
- Dahlias grow better outdoors than in flowerpots.
- Several garter cuttings are set around the tall flowers.
- Dahlia periodically needs to be weeded, loosened and huddled.
- Daily watering can be replaced by mulching, and after the flowers grow, it is worth covering the ground with roofing material.
- If the place of the stem break is wrapped with a layer of moss moistened with a solution of propolis (600 g per 100 g of water), and tied with birch bark, an influx is formed on the lesion. Dahlia will bloom again soon.
The best varieties of dahlias are described in the next video.
Semi-cactus dahlias - description
The group of semi-cactus dahlias is considered transitional, including medium varieties in terms of botanical characteristics.Representatives of this class do not quite correspond to the group of decorative and cactus dahlias, but at the same time they have some similar characteristics. This class is not as numerous as others, but it also contains many varieties that are in demand in floriculture and floristry.
Unusual decorativeness and charm of large inflorescences attract the eye and always grab attention. The main characteristics of the group of semi-cactus dahlias:
- height can range from 40 to 130 cm;
- the diameter of the inflorescences is also very different in different varieties - from 5 to 25 cm;
- strong rhizome-tuber;
- lush foliage;
- leaves are feathery, juicy green;
- a feature of the group is the shape of the flowers;
- the petals are rolled half the length into thin tubes, visually look like thorns.
It is this feature - pointed petals, that became the reason for the name of the group of semi-cactus dahlias. The varieties in this class are very different in color and other parameters, but curled, pointed petals are the only common characteristic that unites them.
