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Hello, so my daughter picked out this Dahlia on Sunday, and we've planted it last night, and we came home today seeing this.

What is going on? Is there a fix? Thank you for your time.

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[–] iCy619 3 points 6 months ago* (last edited 6 months ago)

Flower stem and leaves seemed fine and not dehydrated (I did the fold method on leaves to check).

We did not water after transplanting.

I did end up giving her a little bit of water before bed last night though. And woke up this morning to her all perked up! Not sure if the water helped, or she became acclimated, but my daughter will be waking up happy!