Ranyunkulus Popl Ramli, I rr, 1 pc, 75-80 h (cm), autumn 2024

Buttercup (Ranunkulus) is an unusually beautiful plant. Quickly gaining popularity, thanks to bright colors and carved decorative foliage. The plant has deeply dissected leaves and strong stems. Inflorescences from 6 to 10 cm in diameter, there can be a variety of shades, peonies or small roses resemble in shape. In recent years, large -flowered Japanese selection with a flower diameter of 10 cm or more, bouquet type, are of greatest interest. For convenience, they are combined in a series according to a number of signs. The Series Poodle has high durable stems up to 80 cm. Exotic flowers, pomponal shape with fringed petals. Ramli - plant height 75-80 cm. Exotica! A new variety of Ranunkulus with a fringed flower. Refers to the Poodle series, and is completely justified. The flower is a pretty pompom of a pleasant pink color. Flakrchial petals. The diameter of the flower is 10-12 cm. The stems are strong, durable. It looks great in bouquet mixtures: it grows well on a sunny open area, but tolerates partial shade. The plant does not tolerate drafts. Incantine: neutral, light and fertile. Posper: To accelerate flowering of the Build of tubers, you can prepare in advance: they are placed for several hours in a moist environment (wet sawdust or moss). You can simply soak in cold water or a weak solution of potassium permanganate. Each bulb is planted in a separate pot and put in a bright place. Plant in open ground when the threat of spring frost passes. The tubers are placed in the hole with "legs" down. Flowering will begin after 2-3 months. Current: regular moderate watering, loosening of the soil and top dressing with potassium fertilizers. Remove the faded inflorescences in time. In open ground, the plant does not winter. At the beginning of the first autumn frosts, the rhizomes are dug and stored in a cool, shaded place. Poons: it is grown in the garden, houses in pots, on terraces and balconies. Buttercups are ideal for distillation. Gives a beautiful cut, a flower can stand in a vase of water for up to two weeks.