Ranunculus Bianco Striato
Seeds and ranunculus/anemones orders are sent within 10-14 days.
Product Specification
No two flowers will be the same. Flowers range from white to delicate ivory with stripes of dark burgundy, crimson and soft pink. Large, airy flowers with delicate petals.Tips to grow:
There are two options for growing ranunculuses depending on the climate zone. The first, if you live in a warmer climate, is to plant them after soaking in greenhouse (or low tunnels) around the end of October and they will bloom in April. In climates with harsh winters, ranunculuses should be planted in the spring. Ranunculuses love cool weather and have low resistance to soil pathogens.
The following recommendations must be followed:
- Pre-soak for 2–3 hours in water at room temperature with a growth stimulator.
- Germination in a light, breathable substrate (a mixture of peat and vermiculite in a 1:1 ratio) at a temperature of 10-15⁰C.
- Planting in greenhouses or tunnels with shading. Do not allow the soil to overheat.
- For planting, it is preferable to use greenhouses with freshly prepared soil substrate or to rehabilitate it (use green manure, crop rotation, spray soil with beneficial microflora).
Number of corms in package: 7
Corms size: 3/4
5-6
12-14
1 cm
10-14
10-15 ⁰С
Annual
40-60 cm
Full sun, partial shade
20-25 cm
Easy to Grow, Stunning to Behold
With just a little bit of care and attention, you can watch these magical flowers come to life, filling your garden with an explosion of colors and fragrance. Let your creativity bloom as you experiment with different color combinations and arrangements, creating a truly unique and awe-inspiring outdoor space.
Experience the Enchanting Beauty of Ranunculus Bulbs
Looking to create a dreamy and romantic garden? Look no further than our Anemones bulbs. These graceful flowers, with their delicate petals and stunning shades, are perfect for adding a touch of whimsy to your outdoor space. Whether you prefer soft pastels or bold and vibrant hues, our Anemones bulbs offer endless possibilities for creating a picturesque floral display.
Make the most of our knowledge to avoid common gardening mistakes and successfully grow your dahlias. Explore our blog on "How to grow Ranunculus and Anemones " and feel free to reach out with any questions.
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