How to Have a FREE, NEVER ENDING Supply of Dahlias! // Easy Dahlia Propagation

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In this video I'm going to show you the easiest way to propagate dahlias. Taking Dahlia cuttings is so easy and you really can create an unlimited supply of dahlias.
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@Adentalgrl Год назад

Good to know! I had a GORGEOUS dahlia that I had to leave when I moved over 3000 miles away. I wish I knew this 7 months ago! I could have brought a little baby with me.

@cherylkeithley7303 Год назад

Great varieties!! Thanks for your instructional video. ❤❤ I love dahlias and always wanted to plant them. I am super excited to successfully grow my own.

@wmsobczyk Год назад

Dahlias are gorgeous. Thanks for this!

@victoriashi5680 Год назад

Thank you! I learn the most from you. Appreciate your knowledge.

@christyw2010 Год назад

Love ❤ Flower 🌺 Friday’s!! Never tried growing dahlias but falling in love with with their beautiful colors and varieties! Thank you 🙏

@user-mc3tp5sd2z Год назад

I have to admit I’ve never been a dahlia fan, even though when I was little a neighbor grew prize winning ones. I have a small garden and thought I can’t grow something that doesn’t do a pollinating job too. And lo and behold, after watching today I looked up and found…open-centered dahlias and they do a great job of feeding the pollinators! I guess I didn’t even know these open center types were even dahlias at all! Now I read they are bee and butterfly magnets. Now I must have some! Thank you for sending me in an entirely new garden direction!!!

@wildzenventures Год назад

Absolutely love Dhalias!! So many great tips, I just started growing them last year.

@missmaziecat5058 Год назад

I've seeded Dahlias for the first time this year! Thanks Brian!

@yvonnef8423 Год назад

Loving this dahlia series. So clearly explained. Also enjoyed hearing your personal background to getting started with dahlias in the first video. Keep 'em coming please.

@NextLevelGardening Год назад

So nice of you

@JS-jl1yj Год назад

Just when I thought I knew all there is to know about growing dahlias, here comes your video with more valuable tips. I had no idea that you can propagate them by taking cuttings of the young stems. For the lack of indoor space, I keep the tubers in the garage, inside a paper bag filled with peat moss until middle of May, after the last frost. I plant them directly into the ground. I've been planting them deep enough to cover the entire tuber, including the eyes. They always managed to push through the soil within a week once I started watering them.

@teenagardner3623 Год назад

Thank you so much for sharing all the information and tips. My Mom just started growing them last year and loved them but then had troubles later plus knew nothing about propergateing them. Of course, I've shared your videos with her.😊

@laurieanne9712 Год назад

Perfect! I was needing this!

@susanhenley8240 Год назад

Looking forward to planting the tubers I saved last fall! 🙂 Thanks for the tip about not over-watering.

@camicri4263 Год назад

Great video Brian, thanks 🤗 have a blessed weekend

@keishastallman929 Год назад

Thank you for making this video!

@jackiehorsley9263 Год назад

I bought some dahlias at the garden center about a month ago I hope to get them planted about the end of april

@dottiegiudice7960 4 месяца назад

ok, I am going to try. very good instructions. thank you so much

@tobydon Год назад

WOW . What a great and informative video. Thanks so much.

@asitkumarbanerjee3868 10 дней назад

This video was very informative. Well done dahlia cutting 101!!

@reginacalla Год назад

THANK YOU for this video. I live in zone 7a and dug up some Dalia bulbs to see if I could bring them back. And they ARE!!! Thanks to this info/video. I'm going to propagate them now! I also shared with family who loves dahlias. I started following you for veggies but so glad to see this! BTW, Secret Garden is one of my faves too

@lindasoaft9303 Год назад

Wow, so happy you put out this vlog. I planted Dahlias last year but obviously did not know what I was doing. Very poor growth! Great info for beginners 🤙

@brianbarker2670 Год назад

Great information. I didn't know you can start new plants from cuttings. I hope in the fall you show how to store the tubers for winter storage.

@NextLevelGardening Год назад

I will

@bashaberl1428 Год назад

I just cover mine with hay and they come back year after year

@brianbarker2670 Год назад

@@bashaberl1428 I'm in southern Canada and I don't believe they will take a winter freeze.

@pgc6591 Год назад

@@bashaberl1428 what zone are you in?

@selecttravelvacations7472 Год назад

I sure look forward to watching your dahlias grow this year! You’ve inspired me to give them a try in a new full sun garden I’m creating. I will be planting them in front of vining tomatoes, I think they will be good camouflage for the vining tomatoes and attract the neighbors honey bees.

@christian5707 Год назад

Brian, I’m curious as to when you are building a greenhouse ? 😂 after watching this I definitely think you might need one 😊 I think dahlias are one of my favorites flowers.

@krickette5569 Год назад

Thank you for this!

@GoAgainstTheOdds Год назад

I appreciate the inside videos! California has been super wet this season so I'm also doing some seedling starts on my hardwood floor for now lol ( probably as well as many others) , thanks as always!

@bbales2305 Год назад

Good Heavens! I'm like a kid in a candy shop watching all these videos! LOL. SO much fun and Joy te be had in gardening ... and I'm only starting my second year 👏🎉🎊😂- THX again for ALL the great stuff👍

@NextLevelGardening Год назад

You're welcome!

@juliez1539 Год назад

Thank you for posting this video now! I really need that information on planting Dahlias. I’ve read that Dahlias can be planted after the last frost date, which is by March in San Diego (I suspect I live a little south and west of you). However, we had a frost warning just last week and nighttime temperatures are predicted to be bouncing around anywhere from 42°-48° over the next 2 weeks. We also have had a lot of rain lately, so I was too worried about planting the tubers and having them rot or freeze. After watching your video, I have decided to pot up the 9 tubers I have so I can at least get them started. Thanks for that idea!

@sheenacafone8401 Год назад

Thank you Soo much for sharing this! I never knew you could propagate dahlias from cuttings😍 I tried to separate some of my tubers last year so I’d have more plants, but not many survived 🥺. I’ll definitely be trying your way this year and I look forward to seeing more videos😊

@markpurdin9900 Год назад

Excellent

@basil5880 Год назад

Perfect timing! I just got my tubers and instead of waiting to pop in the ground, I'm going to try this! Thank you! Can never have too many Dahlias!😊

@Chaos_Senpai Год назад

You say that but they tend to go out control

@basil5880 Год назад

@Ryan Smith LOL! I haven't ever had that problem yet! I'm in Pittsburgh, if you don't remove the tubers, they die in the winter. However, I do have that problem with day lillies that were planted here by the previous owner. They want to take over no matter how many tubers I dig out! It makes me crazy!

@tamararoberts9307 Год назад

I'm so glad for this video! Tysvm😊 I'm now educated so I can save $

@lsherylc2524 Год назад

I didn't know you had flower Friday's !! I'm so excited! My veggies are slowly loosing out to flowers !

@hacc220able Год назад

Thanks for sharing

@teenagardner3623 Год назад

Other thing, the pieces you cut off, do you plant those?

@ernestoginebra9651 Год назад

With the all mess you will have problems with your wife. Lol !!

@colleenbellscanadiangarden9180 Год назад

I have cosco daliahs from last year. I hope they will grow this year. I lost them when putting away my seed starting supplies last year and found them this year . Here's to hoping it's successful

@lashandrawest6333 Год назад

I love & watch all your videos even the chicken videos & I never plan on having chickens 😂😂🤦‍♀️ but your teaching skills are just superb! I've never really been into flowers only vegetables but I might try these. Thanks for making a new video to add to my night sleep playlist despite your rainfall. By the way we've had basically no rain here in Florida, it's super dry.

@NextLevelGardening Год назад

Thank you! Definitely give one a try. You'll be hooked 😉

@kristinamurphy4847 Год назад

My dahlias are the clump kind from home depot and some of them have the super loose tubers hanging off and I was so sad because I thought they were dead. Now I'm not sure and I'm going to try to sprout them. Thanks Brian!

@sharon1615 Год назад

Loving the flowers help and advice thank you, my tulips have come back I thought I'd killed them but they look even better (still in the wrong place tho) fab vlog Brian 🥰

@debkauzlarich7298 Год назад

My cat Minnie is fascinated with this video. Who knew she loved dahlias. LOL

@whatnow8362 Год назад

The clumps can give you extra plants if you divide them into individual tubers with sprouts. I always wait til late winter, early spring to divide my clumps when I can see eyes/sprouts.

@bbales2305 Год назад

Wow it worked!!! I'm SO pumped over this LOL!! Hey may I ask how deep do I plant the dahlia bulbs? When you plant just the bulbs direct in the ground they're fairly deep. Now you're doing it when they're already sprouted. Do you plant the bulbs just under the surface or so that a small amount of the green is above the ground? Thx for an answer AND, once again, this video👍👏

@melissalan8105 Год назад

Hey Brian great video!! I went an bought some tuber when should i start them my last freezing day is May 14 ?

@eezyclsmooth9035 Год назад

How ironic. I just bought some Dahlias from Aldis (1st example). Don't know a thing about them. Just walked in from planting them and now I will learn something about them! (I also planted some Canas)

@meb4142 Год назад

I buried mine in dry soil in pots… after watching this I will dig them up and do like you did

@Carol32547 Год назад

You got me interested to grow dahlias a couple weeks ago. They look so pretty. All those loose tubers you cut off.. can you plant them separately as well?

@toronto690 Год назад

What type of soil for the new cuttings? Thank you for this great video!

@IrisCrain 4 месяца назад

Planted my Bora Bora's today following the package directions, came back in for a break and watched a couple of your Dahlia vids. Went back out, snipped off the dangly bits and spindly root looking things, and brought them about 2" back towards the surface because they had sprouted a bit and I didn't want to bury that like I'd thought they needed to be. Unfortunately, in the package, the sprouts had spun around about 180* from the eye, so I had to put them eye-down, but I figure at the point they sprouted, that sprout was the important part. at least one of them I'm pretty sure has a second sprout popping up, so I'll wait a couple weeks and see. I'm *notorious* for killing things - largely for watering too little - so while these tubers are taking root, I'm good. After that I'll have to make sure I keep them watered with everything else. Especially here in AZ :) I don't have a drip irrigation system, what's your opinion on the drip sets that look like I.V. bags? Any good? Decent for some plants, not so good for others?

@LiveLaughSmile Год назад

Hi my friend! I love Dahlias and their colors. Do you believe I can grow them in zone 8b? Thank you! I have learnt so much things with you ❤

@UrbanDahlias Год назад

Great job, one of my favorite things to do is root dahlias. I also love hand-pollinating my flowers to create seeds to breed my own Dahlia varieties. @UrbanDahlias

@nancyspruiell347 Год назад

I have yet to watch this video due to lack of time right now. However, every time I see the thumbnail, I think you have 2 mugs of coffee in your hands ;)

@collettesnoozy7950 Год назад

I wish I saw this a couple years ago. I wasted a whole Costco bag. I got beautiful dinner plate dahlias that first year. Dug them up for winter and the next spring planted them. Got only two to produce. I over watered and a squirrel ate the rest. I didn’t know about cutting etc. I will try again.

@phenixwars1 Год назад

Argh I don't have enough room under my grow lights for cuttings! I'm gonna go looking for tubers this weekend and see if I can figure out a way to at least get one planted to try cuttings out cause it looks so easy!

@NextLevelGardening Год назад

It is easy

@cleelumchesapeakes Год назад

Love my Dahlias! Would you plant them the same in a bed? Directions have said in the past, bury 4". Also, The first and second year, they all came up great after our winter. Last year, one. I didnt dig them up. Should I dig them up every year? I did that last year and that's when none except the one came up. I got the info on how to store them and followed those instructions to the T. My friend grows (farms about 1/2 an acre) in Zone 6 so she needed to do so. I dont know why they didnt come up. I did speak to an expert at a flower show and said to plant them on Mother's Day.

@DeLogan Год назад

Hi Brian, thank you for peaking my interest in Dahlias. I enjoy all of your videos! I happened across an additional technique for multiplying cuttings & wanted your take on viability plus thought it may help you and community. Let me know if you would be interested in taking a look. I will send link.

@NextLevelGardening Год назад

Definitely... send through the contact us page on our website Www.nextlevelgardening.tv

@Thingys-Jill Год назад

This is the best video on potting up and taking dahlia cuttings that I've seen. Now I know what I've been doing wrong. Edited to ask, can the cuttings be taken all season long or just at the beginning before planting them outside? Thanks for this video.

@NextLevelGardening Год назад

All season

@susanwinkler752 Год назад

Brian: Great info. Do you plant the dangling tube like pieces that you cut off the main tuber? Also, do you have to dig them up at the end of the warm season, or will they come back next year if I leave the tubers in the ground? Thx!

@janetmacdonald2823 Год назад

Hello, Dahlia 😁. Also, are worm castings good for flower & veg soil both? Anyone doing vermiculture? Just bought 20 lb. castings & won 100 "Red European Nightcrawlers". Any advice, on total newbie 🐛

@B30pt87 Год назад

What's the temperature for the heat mat? Is it the same indoors and out? (Thank you!)

@kathleenpalmer845 Год назад

I live in Michigan (Zone 5A) can I overwinter my potted dahlias right in their pots in my garage as long as I don’t water the soil during their storage months ?

@docgrannrsgardencooking8719 Год назад

So you can safely ie the heat mat out in the dirt??

@docgrannrsgardencooking8719 Год назад

If I pot straight in garden area is it the same way planting?

@terigreen8649 4 месяца назад

So are the dangling thing tubors and can grow eye/sprout?

@LiveLaughSmile Год назад

Hi friend! I have a question for you. Do you know what plant is “ora pros nobis”, botanical name is: pereskia aculeata? I live in zone 8b and I would love to have this plant because it has tremendously benefits. I wait to you to let talk about this plant. Thank you!

@mneraasen224 Год назад

Can you tell me what potting mix you are using

@richellerudinski2004 Год назад

Got a question. I potted my tubers …. They are not growing green sprouts. But they are growing long eyes. What do I do???

@yx6889 Год назад

Ugh, I just planted my dahlia's and I didn't do it right lol. Should have watched this first!

@meb4142 Год назад

What if my tubers have roots but no eyes…. Is it a total loss or shud I keep them ?

@bitcoinbelle Год назад

Are egg cartons deep enough to get cuttings started? If I can get more use out of these $10 eggs, I'll be thrilled. And if not for the dahlias, would you please suggest other flower/veg seed/bulb options. (I'm in L.A. for zone reference.) Thanks!

@NextLevelGardening Год назад

Not deep enough for dahlias however you could definitely start seedlings in them

@onapangaia Год назад

What are you doing with all the dangly tubers you had cut off the cluster? Plant them separately, or discard?

@NextLevelGardening Год назад

They won't grow. Compost

@rchick7409 Год назад

HD dahlias have never produced flowers for me😢. Here's hoping this year we'll get something other than green leaves

@t3chrs Год назад

Costco sells flowers?

@rondastone2290 Год назад

Don't forget to let us know what to do with them in the fall. ( elephant ears too)

@jendell9035 Год назад

Soooo, if I totally buried my clumps of tubers, do I need to dig them back up and get their heads up out of the ground?

@PinkLady54 Год назад

No... I learned in zone 8 from an elderly gentleman that ruled for decades with Best in Show & tons of 1st place ribbons at fair Every year & he didn't do ANY of the stuff he just showed. He dug & divided tubers by end of November after the first frost. Stored tubers in a plastic bag 6" underground in their growing location by their stake that had their name on it. Then in late March - early April he dug them up, planted the best 2-3 tubers horizontally, bud nodes up, 4" underground with a shovel of compost in the hole 1st. PERIOD. Then went on to grow the most majestic, prize winning dahlias You ever saw!!! None of the stuff this man just did. I am curious why he is doing all that unnecessary stuff in a warm climate... I get it with taking cuttings which Mr Noteboom never did. Normally You get several plants to give away from every tuber every yr so not sure why cuttings are necessary?? But obviously an option which is ok to know about... I'm kinda confused about this program.

@verawallace9055 Год назад

If the temperature is right the foilage will emerge through the soil, just can't put them outside before the soil warms. I learned the hard way with my Caladium, put them out too early and that was it for them