Product Review
Ranunculus (Ranunculus Asiaticus Magic Mix) - Also known as Persian Buttercup, these sweet colorful annuals cannot be more fun and rewarding to grow from Ranunculus flower seed. This Magic Mix features dwarf, mounding plants with a refined foliage and the multi-petaled whorled blooms ranging in colors: red, rose, orange, yellow, pink and white. This dwarf variety grows on top of 6 - 8 inch stems, so there is still enough stem to cut, and Ranunculus make a beautiful cut flower as well. Ranunculus are among the most beautiful of all flowers!
- COLORFUL RANUNCULUS FLOWERS FOR SPRING: Outsidepride ranunculus seeds produce vibrant annual ranunculus flowers, also known as Persian Buttercups, that bloom in early spring. Growing 8 - 10 inches tall with a 10 - 12 inch spread, these plants are suitable for USDA zones 5-10. Their bright red, rose, orange, yellow, pink and white fully double blooms with layered, papery petals bring lively colorS.
- LONG-LASTING CUT FLOWERS WITH LUSH FOLIAGE: Ranunculus flowers grown from our seeds are prized for their long vase life, making them suitable for fresh floral arrangements. The dark green, finely textured foliage provides a rich backdrop that maintains visual interest even when flowers are not in bloom, adding texture and depth to outdoor and indoor spaces.
- SIMPLE SEED SOWING AND GERMINATION: Sow 3-4 ranunculus seeds per plant on the soil surface without covering, keeping the soil moist and temperatures steady between 50-60°F. Germination typically occurs within 20-30 days, producing strong seedlings ready for transplanting. This straightforward process is suitable for gardeners of all experience levels.
- SOIL AND LIGHT REQUIREMENTS FOR GROWTH: Ranunculus plants grow best in well-drained, sandy soil enriched with compost or other amendments. They require at least six hours of direct sunlight daily to develop abundant, colorful blooms. Proper spacing of about 10 inches between plants helps prevent overcrowding and encourages healthy growth.
- STARTING SEEDS INDOORS FOR EARLY BLOOMING: For earlier blooms, start ranunculus seeds indoors 12-16 weeks before the last frost. Transplant seedlings after they develop four or five true leaves to ensure strong establishment. Growing from seeds provides a cleaner, more robust alternative to bulbs and offers a cost-effective way to cultivate these striking flowers.
