Dahlia 'Firepot' Plant
A compact, fiery orange-pink waterlily-type Dahlia with abundant blooms, ideal for borders and edible petal use, thriving in sunny, moist conditions.
Habit
Perennial
Height
2-3 ft
Growth
Fast
Soil
Loamy, well-drained
Shade
Full Sun
Moisture
Moderate
Edible
Yes (petals)
Medicinal
No
Origin
Mexico
Climatic Condition
Warm temperate
Temperature (°)
18-26
Humidity (%)
50-70
Potting media
Peat+Perlite
Fertilizers
High phosphorus NPK (5:10:5)
Watering
Regular, keep moist
Plant Weight
~1-1.5 kg
Flowering Time
Early summer to fall
Soil Ph level
6.0-7.0
Water Ph level
6.5-7.5
Soil EC
0.5-1.0 mS/cm
Yield Per Plant
20-30 blooms
NPK ratio
5:10:05 AM
life Span
1 season (tuberous)
Health Benefits
Ornamental, aesthetic
Suggested Grow Media or Potting Mix ?
50% peat moss, 20% perlite, 30% compost
Suggested Fertigation/Fertilizers
Fertilize biweekly with high-phosphorus fertilizer
Common Diseases and Remedies
powdery mildew
Whitish powdery spots on leaves and stunted growth and pale colour
spray 5% of neem oil
spray sulphur and copper fungicides like Bavistin , or Carbendizum @ 2g/lit water
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