Clay pots are excellent for dahlias. They breathe better than plastic, drying faster—but that's healthy. Dahlias need lots of summer water; clay's breathability prevents rot.
Stop daily watering. Water thoroughly ONCE until it drains bottom. Then leave alone until completely dry (1-2+ weeks). Water again. Overwatering is the #1 plant killer.
Most "sick" plants are just overwatered. Learn the weight test: lift pot dry vs. wet. Your finger 1 inch deep tells the truth. Patience beats daily watering.
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