Ranunculus Elegance Striato®
A truly unique ranunculus that is still only available in limited quantities. You can't stop admiring the blooms of Ranunculus Elegance Striato, thanks to the subtle edging around the petals. The flowers unfold one by one from the soft green centre.
Specifications
| Type of product | Ranunculus corns |
| Number per package: | 7 ranunculus corms |
| Suitable as a cut flower | Yes |
| Suitable as pot plant | Yes |
| Attacts bees and butterflies | Yes |
| Planting site | full sun |
| Planting time | February-April , October-November |
| Height of the ranunculus plant | Medium height (25–35 cm) |
| Ranunculus Type | Elegance |
| Perennial | Yes |
Tips
Characteristics of Ranunculus:
- Long flowering period of 6–8 weeks with proper care.
- Excellent as cut flowers with a vase life of 10–14 days.
- Suitable for planting in the garden, pots, or a greenhouse.
- Not fully winter-hardy, but can tolerate light frost down to -3°C.
- Tubers can be stored and replanted after flowering – a long-term investment in garden joy.
Planting Instructions:
Ranunculus benefit from a cold start to develop strong roots and ensure abundant blooming. They grow best when the soil temperature stays between 5–10°C during the first stage. Light frost (-3°C) is tolerated, but protect the plants with fleece or mulch during hard frost.
Planting in autumn (for early spring bloom):
- When? Late September to November.
- Where? In a cool greenhouse or outdoors in mild climates.
- Important: Keep soil temperature below 15°C during root development.
Planting in spring (for summer bloom):
- When? February to April.
- Where? Start in a cool greenhouse and transplant outdoors once frost is no longer a risk – or plant directly outside if there’s no danger of severe frost.
- Important: Begin at 5–10°C and ensure ambient temperatures stay below 20°C once the plants emerge.
Characteristics of Ranunculus:
- Long flowering period of 6–8 weeks with proper care.
- Excellent as cut flowers with a vase life of 10–14 days.
- Suitable for planting in the garden, pots, or a greenhouse.
- Not fully winter-hardy, but can tolerate light frost down to -3°C.
- Tubers can be stored and replanted after flowering – a long-term investment in garden joy.
Planting Instructions:
Ranunculus benefit from a cold start to develop strong roots and ensure abundant blooming. They grow best when the soil temperature stays between 5–10°C during the first stage. Light frost (-3°C) is tolerated, but protect the plants with fleece or mulch during hard frost.
Planting in autumn (for early spring bloom):
- When? Late September to November.
- Where? In a cool greenhouse or outdoors in mild climates.
- Important: Keep soil temperature below 15°C during root development.
Planting in spring (for summer bloom):
- When? February to April.
- Where? Start in a cool greenhouse and transplant outdoors once frost is no longer a risk – or plant directly outside if there’s no danger of severe frost.
- Important: Begin at 5–10°C and ensure ambient temperatures stay below 20°C once the plants emerge.
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