Hi, I’ve started my seeds in February inside, and have been harding them off. However their leaves are absolutely massive. Is this normal?
by DrySystem4245
Hi, I’ve started my seeds in February inside, and have been harding them off. However their leaves are absolutely massive. Is this normal?
by DrySystem4245
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Those are zinnias not dahlias and they look completely normal
Those are zinnias, not dahlias.
Those look like zinnias
You’re growing some nice plants! All is well.
I don’t think your dahlias quite know that they’re dahlias yet. But they are very healthy looking zinnias, big leaves are rarely a bad thing from reasonably young plants
Zinnias are lovely. Great vase life. They are not dahlias though.