• Colorful Dahlia Unwin bouquet of flowers including red, yellow, pink, and orange dahlias.
  • Colorful bouquet of dahlias with various shades including yellow, pink, red, and white.
  • Dahlia Mix – 20+ Seeds (WINTER)-Moji Mall
  • Dahlia Mix – 20+ Seeds (WINTER)-Moji Mall
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Dahlia Mix – 20+ Seeds (WINTER)

Dahlia Mix – 20+ Seeds (WINTER)

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  1. Planting Time: Grows best in cooler months, typically Sept–Dec (15–24°C).
  2. Pot and Soil: 8–12-inch pot; well-draining, fertile soil with vermicompost.
  3. Fertilizer: Apply NPK 20-20-20 every 2-3 weeks to boost flowers. Adjust as needed.
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Dahlia Unwin, also known as Unwin’s Dwarf Dahlia, produces compact, sturdy plants with semi-double blooms in beautiful mixed shades. It grows well in warm weather, prefers full sunlight and well-drained soil, and is suitable for 8-12 inch pots, borders, garden beds, and seasonal flower displays.

Native to Mexico and Central America, dahlias spread worldwide for their bold colours, long flowering season, and excellent ornamental value in home gardens.

Why Grow Dahlia Unwins from Seed?

  • Compact Plants – Grow just 12–18 inches tall
  • Bright Single Blooms – A full mix of winter-flowering shades
  • Winter Flowering – Blooms from late winter to early spring
  • Good for Pollinators – Attracts butterflies and bees
  • Pot & Border Friendly – Suited for 8–12 inch containers or garden beds

How to Grow Dahlia Unwins from Seed

When to Sow: August to October (best for Pakistan’s climate); transplant before winter

Steps:

  1. Start seeds in trays or small pots using seed-starting mix
  2. Lightly cover with soil and keep moist
  3. Place in a warm, bright spot (20–25°C); germinates in 7–14 days
  4. Transplant seedlings once 3–4 inches tall
  5. Space 10–12 inches apart in full sun

Fertilizer & Care

  • Soil Prep: Mix Vermicompost into flower beds or potting mix
  • Feeding: Use Flower Fertilizer every 2–3 weeks once buds appear
  • Watering: Keep soil evenly moist but not soggy
  • Deadheading: Remove old flowers to encourage more blooms
  • Pest Watch: Use Neem Oil Spray if needed

FAQs

How long do they take to flower from seed?
Usually 10–12 weeks from sowing if started early indoors.

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