You sir just made a VERY good video! You really prepared well taking pictures of the same plants/buds with different time intervals. I also liked the comparison between the pinched plant vs the non-pinched plant. Last year I grew over a hundred plants from seed and I cant wait to start again this year. The bees love them here as well. Greetings from Belgium :)
Thanks Jeroen for such a fantastic comment. I had seen alot of confusion on buds vs heads so thought to add pictures to clarify this. I am also in seeds and I think growing with seeds is more engaging and allow you to learn/explore more. Stay tune on channel for more updates. tc
Incredible video! What a treat for a beginning dahlia gardener like me. You’ve managed to perfectly show the entire process of growing seed dahlias-from sowing to blossom-in the 20 minutes. Thank you! Now I know what to expect.
Your comment made my day. All the best for season and please do share this video in your social circle - this help a lot. Do share how you get along with Dahlias . Tc
Thank you so much for presenting the complete cycle of Dahlia. I am living in a cold climate area. After 9 seasons, I have started again growing Dahlia and just collecting seeds today. Hope your guidance will help me to get new varieties in 2023! Many thanks once again.
This is the most informative starting Dahlias from seed video I have found…Great Job!!! In February I will be attempting to start some Dahlia seeds for the first time and your video has given more confidence to try it!!
Even though I have been doing this for a no. of years I still watched your excellent video right to the end. Well done on the clear concise instructions. I would definitely recommend growing from seed especially the open petal varieties which will attract hundreds of bees etc to your garden.
What an excellent video! Thanks very much for putting this together, it was really helpful to see the seedlings at different stages, and see the pinching process so clearly. 👍
Great video, no unnecessary talk and wasting time. Immediately subscribed. Could you please tell me why we have to store the tubers? what if we leave the tubers in ground, dig and replant next year?
Thanks. One of the biggest issue with dahlia tubers is getting rotten when they stay in wet conditions. After the blooming season, winter is a wet season and also frost will damage tubers. So I found that it is best to lift and store. All the best
Thank you for the tips! This is very informative and less stressful to watch. Whew! 😰This year was my first time growing Dahlias from tubers which i bought on sale last year from walmart. It turn out beautiful. But i want to try to plant from seeds next year and I already bought some seeds from etsy. I cant wait to sow them next spring. Im going to buy a couple tubers from legit dahlia growers too. Wooooooo 2024 come quick! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you for all this great info! The whole journey! Very helpful. I have purchased and planted tubers in the past but want to start from seed this year. You’ve given me the confidence to try it.
This is the best informative video ever made on dahlias . Clear and detailed explanation. Answered all my queries . Kudos to your hardwork and patience. Soon going to add dahlias in my garden. Thank you !!, your new subscriber.
One of the best from start to finish growing from seed first time this year. I’ve grown other flowers from seed and be in by very successful a great plant for starters to grow is Lavatra so easy and beautiful shards of pinks to white. Really looking forward to see my Dahlia this year fingers crossed 🤞 ❤
amazing video. i really appreciate the efforts taken to capture the whole essence of this dahlia growing journey. its showing immense passion and hard work. Great job, professor!
Great video, what where the variety names and colors? As you showed the flowers 🌸🌺🌼 Can you pop the name of it on the screen? Then after you pulled them out and was labeling them, can you show us which tubers went to which flower? As you said, some produce more tubers then others? Which color was your favorite? Which produced the most flowers? Have you pulled your tubers out for this year? Did they survive? I just bought a bunch of store bought tubers so I can grow and save seeds this year. I have grown a few different ones and they were beautiful! Pen hill watermelon, laberinth, Alamode, popcorn, fern cliff illusion, Clyde’s choice, lifestyle, flereal, crem de con yak, Nicholas, Alberta sunset, bloom quist sweet, chi Rae, just peachie, Pooh, (single) chewy, honeydew, gets crazy, crazy love, wild cat, mr. optimism, tarton red, these are some I have grown and are gorgeous colors, some are dinner plates.
Very valid question indeed. Depends on weather conditions but cold/frost can kill tubers and if you keep them wet off-season then they will tend to be rotten.
You sir just made a VERY good video! You really prepared well taking pictures of the same plants/buds with different time intervals. I also liked the comparison between the pinched plant vs the non-pinched plant. Last year I grew over a hundred plants from seed and I cant wait to start again this year. The bees love them here as well. Greetings from Belgium :)
Thanks Jeroen for such a fantastic comment. I had seen alot of confusion on buds vs heads so thought to add pictures to clarify this. I am also in seeds and I think growing with seeds is more engaging and allow you to learn/explore more. Stay tune on channel for more updates. tc
Incredible video! What a treat for a beginning dahlia gardener like me. You’ve managed to perfectly show the entire process of growing seed dahlias-from sowing to blossom-in the 20 minutes. Thank you! Now I know what to expect.
Your comment made my day. All the best for season and please do share this video in your social circle - this help a lot. Do share how you get along with Dahlias . Tc
This is brilliant! Watched so many videos today in growing Dahlias and this is the best by far! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I 100% agree. Ive watched loads and this is easily the best
Wow, thank you!
I agree! I got so panicky so stressed watching other videos! They made it so very complicated.
Thank you so much for presenting the complete cycle of Dahlia. I am living in a cold climate area. After 9 seasons, I have started again growing Dahlia and just collecting seeds today. Hope your guidance will help me to get new varieties in 2023! Many thanks once again.
All the best Afzal, this season I had four new Color shades from my own seed collection. Seed collection is a slow but very rewarding process.
This is the most informative starting Dahlias from seed video I have found…Great Job!!! In February I will be attempting to start some Dahlia seeds for the first time and your video has given more confidence to try it!!
All the best and you will love the journey.
Really helpful! Thank you for showing the whole process.
Even though I have been doing this for a no. of years I still watched your excellent video right to the end. Well done on the clear concise instructions. I would definitely recommend growing from seed especially the open petal varieties which will attract hundreds of bees etc to your garden.
Thanks for such a lovely comment, made my day. I totally agree on growing from seeds 😀
What an excellent video! Thanks very much for putting this together, it was really helpful to see the seedlings at different stages, and see the pinching process so clearly. 👍
Glad it was helpful!
Great video. Very informative. I’ve been growing dahlias for many years. But I always like to see how other gardeners grow theirs.🌸🌺🌼
Thanks for such a nice comment Samuel. Stay tune on Channel for more interesting videos. Tc
Thank you for the very informative and easy to understand everything about dahlia. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful Edlyn .
Thank you for the most informative dahlia growing video that I have so far ever watched. It interesting and clear and easy to understand.
Thanks for comment - much appreciated
Great video, no unnecessary talk and wasting time. Immediately subscribed. Could you please tell me why we have to store the tubers? what if we leave the tubers in ground, dig and replant next year?
Thanks. One of the biggest issue with dahlia tubers is getting rotten when they stay in wet conditions. After the blooming season, winter is a wet season and also frost will damage tubers. So I found that it is best to lift and store. All the best
Thank you for the tips! This is very informative and less stressful to watch. Whew! 😰This year was my first time growing Dahlias from tubers which i bought on sale last year from walmart. It turn out beautiful. But i want to try to plant from seeds next year and I already bought some seeds from etsy. I cant wait to sow them next spring. Im going to buy a couple tubers from legit dahlia growers too. Wooooooo 2024 come quick! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
All the best with seeds.
Thank you for all this great info! The whole journey! Very helpful. I have purchased and planted tubers in the past but want to start from seed this year. You’ve given me the confidence to try it.
Easy to grow from seeds and have own collections in few years. All the best for season
This is the best informative video ever made on dahlias . Clear and detailed explanation. Answered all my queries . Kudos to your hardwork and patience. Soon going to add dahlias in my garden. Thank you !!, your new subscriber.
Thanks Slay. You will love Dahlia and I take them as investment in garden - bees will visit and you can experiment with new varieties. All the best
Always water from below to force the small plants to make a good root system
Thanks for suggestion
Excellent information. This was my first year having dahlias beautiful plants
Thanks
Awesome presentation and very good information,👌
Thanks Carmen.
excellent!
Amazing video.
Thank you
very informative thank you so much. Great that you explained the whole process from start to finish as most videos only show parts. Thank you again.
You're very welcome Lisa - I think it’s good to know full cycle considering that Dahlia are for long term investment 😀
Excellent video.Thanks for info.❤
TQ brother ❤
best video on dahlia s congratulations
One of the best from start to finish growing from seed first time this year. I’ve grown other flowers from seed and be in by very successful a great plant for starters to grow is Lavatra so easy and beautiful shards of pinks to white. Really looking forward to see my Dahlia this year fingers crossed 🤞 ❤
All the best Maria and you will love Dahlias
amazing video. i really appreciate the efforts taken to capture the whole essence of this dahlia growing journey. its showing immense passion and hard work. Great job, professor!
Thanks for watching and it took a while to record etc but hopefully will give information from start to end in a single video. tc
good video, well explained and easy to understand, thankyou
You are welcome!
One of the best video ever 😊
Thank, now I can see where I was going wrong 😢
Very informative video about dehlia flowers 👍 .... Professor ur hobby is very beautiful for ur garden I am really impressed .... keep it up 🌼🌹🥀🌺🌷🌸
Thanks for comment and stay tune for more updates.
@@ProfInfinity thank you
Great video, what where the variety names and colors? As you showed the flowers 🌸🌺🌼
Can you pop the name of it on the screen? Then after you pulled them out and was labeling them, can you show us which tubers went to which flower? As you said, some produce more tubers then others? Which color was your favorite? Which produced the most flowers? Have you pulled your tubers out for this year? Did they survive? I just bought a bunch of store bought tubers so I can grow and save seeds this year. I have grown a few different ones and they were beautiful! Pen hill watermelon, laberinth, Alamode, popcorn, fern cliff illusion, Clyde’s choice, lifestyle, flereal, crem de con yak, Nicholas, Alberta sunset, bloom quist sweet, chi Rae, just peachie, Pooh, (single) chewy, honeydew, gets crazy, crazy love, wild cat, mr. optimism, tarton red, these are some I have grown and are gorgeous colors, some are dinner plates.
You did the great job!!
Sorry if this seems like a daft question, but if you don't store the tuber will the plant die?
Very valid question indeed. Depends on weather conditions but cold/frost can kill tubers and if you keep them wet off-season then they will tend to be rotten.
@@ProfInfinity thank you much appreciated :)
Really helpful! Thank you for showing the whole process.