Planting skills of potted Ranunculus Ranunculus

Normally, the stems of potted buttercups are drawn out in spring, that is, they blossom in spring. But the leaves that germinate from the flower stem are often sessile, and each flower stem can bloom 1-3 florets. Although the flowers are small and mostly unfolded in the form of single peonies, if they are improved well, they can still produce double large flowers, and the flowers are rich and colorful, like shrinking peonies.

It is precisely because the flowers and colors of buttercups are rich and gorgeous, so they are deeply loved by the majority of flower friends, and they are planted as family potted plants one after another. However, the cultivation of buttercup needs to master certain techniques, especially the use of bulbs for pot planting. Next, the editor will tell you about the planting skills of potted buttercups.

In the south of China, it is relatively difficult to plant buttercup, which is generally cultivated in autumn and winter. if we miss this planting period, even if we can survive smoothly, it will be difficult for us to appreciate its blooming beauty. But the first time is not enough, we also need to master the following skills:

First, soak the seed ball

Before planting buttercups, we should soak the bulbs in water in advance, usually soaking for no less than 4 hours. But planting balls does not need to be refrigerated and can be planted after soaking for a long time.

2. Scientific allocation of soil

When planting buttercup bulbs, the basin soil must be soft enough and have good permeability. A few days ago, the editor of the "potted buttercup soil distribution scheme" recommended several good programs for you, you might as well take a look.

3. Soil covering is suitable.

The most important link in the cultivation of buttercup bulbs is the method of covering soil, especially the thickness of covering basin soil. Usually the soil cover should not be too deep, so that the top part of the bulb is slightly exposed on the surface soil, or cover with a thin layer of soil with a thickness of about 1-2 cm.

4. Check the bulb

Under normal circumstances, the seed can germinate after more than a week of planting. If the time is up and we haven't seen the bulbs sprouting, we need to dig out the bulbs and examine them. if the bulbs give off a strange smell, it means that the bulbs have rotted, we'd better abandon them and then choose the opportunity to plant them.

For the normal germination of the seed bulb, the first thing we see is that it grows leaves first, and the flower stem usually comes out gradually before or after the year. Therefore, we should have a certain understanding of this aspect.