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Does it make sense to cull dahlias i.e. not divide and replant tubers from plants that were not vigorous, also are vigorous plants more lilely to produce tubers that will produce vigorous plants?
If you have a dahlia that is not vigorous, I would cull it. Put it on the compost pile, and don't give away. Most likely, the tubers from it will not be vigorous, either, and you don't want that to carry on. I cull anything that doesn't grow the way it should, or shows sign of any disease. Mildew, however, is not an internal disease and they shouldn't be culled because of this, if that's the only thing wrong with them (response to an earlier post).
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