Ranunculus cultivation methods and precautions

1. Breeding methods

1. Water: After its new shoots grow out, you can control the watering to prevent the plant from growing too tall. However, after the leaves have unfolded, you need to add water in time and do not let the soil become too dry, otherwise it will affect the flower buds.

2. Light: It is a long-day plant and is relatively light-loving. It needs to be exposed to sunlight for no less than 4 hours a day. If the light condition cannot be guaranteed, the growth of the plant will be affected and the flowers will find it difficult to bloom. The flowering period can be controlled by adjusting the sunlight.

3. Fertilization: It requires nutrients. During maintenance, you can apply fertilizer frequently to ensure that it can get what it needs for growth. Apply fertilizer once every week, but the concentration should not be too high at one time. You can use nutrients with different elements in rotation, which can greatly promote the differentiation of flower buds.

4. Temperature: It will grow better at 10 degrees Celsius to 20 degrees Celsius.

2. Precautions

When it just starts to grow flower buds, keep 3 to 5 well-grown buds on each plant and pick off the rest. After flowering, if you do not need to keep seeds, you should cut off the remaining flowers in time.