How to grow ranunculus

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1. Soil

2. Temperature

3. Lighting

4. Moisture

5. Fertilization

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Soil: Ranunculus is suitable for growing in slightly acidic soil with good drainage, high nutrient content and high air permeability. Temperature: It is best to keep it in an environment of 10-25℃ for breeding. Light: It likes semi-shade and needs to be shaded in summer. Moisture: It likes relatively humid growing conditions, and the soil needs to be kept moist during cultivation.

1. Soil

1. Soil

Buttercups are suitable for growing in slightly acidic soil with good drainage, high nutrient content and high air permeability. The soil is not easily overly acidic, with a pH of 6.5-7.0.

2. Temperature

Ranunculus likes relatively warm growth conditions, and it is best to cultivate it in an environment of 10-25℃. When the summer is relatively hot, it needs to be cooled down, and when the weather is cold in the winter, it needs to be placed in a warmer place and cannot be left outdoors at too low a temperature for a long time.

3. Light

Ranunculus likes semi-shady growth conditions. Although it needs light, it cannot accept strong direct light. Especially in summer, when the light is relatively strong, it is necessary to use sun visors or other methods to block part of the sunlight to prevent its leaves from being burned.

4. Moisture

It prefers relatively humid growing conditions and needs to keep the soil moist during cultivation. However, you need to be careful not to water too much at once, nor to water frequently, otherwise water may accumulate in the soil, causing its roots to rot.

5. Fertilization

During the peak growth period in spring, it is necessary to apply more nitrogen fertilizer to help its branches and leaves grow. One to two weeks before flowering, you need to add phosphorus fertilizer to help it bloom better.

2. Temperature

3. Lighting

4. Moisture

5. Fertilization

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