Dahlia species...TOW

John Bryan johnbryan@worldnet.att.net
Thu, 17 Jul 2003 12:01:12 PDT
Dear Bonavenyure;
Yes. Did you break down the fiber pot in any way? If this is not done
the root growth can be inhibited. In theory they are supposed to break
down but this is not always the case. A 4 inch pot is far too small for
this very large and very fast grower. As it is still July, I would plant
it in an sunny location and keep it moist. It might well grow away being
happy to be released from its prison. Cheers, John E. Bryan

Bonaventure W Magrys wrote:
> 
> I received an imperialis tuber early this spring (from Van Bourgoundien I
> believe) and potted it up indoors in a 4-inch fiber pot. A growth shot up
> 18 inches but when planted outside in May has since refused to grow. Can I
> dig it up before frost and save the tuber by continuing to grow it near a
> sunny window?
> Bonaventure Magrys
> Cliffwood Beach, NJ USA zone 6-7
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