Ranunculus - Ranunculus Asiaticus

Botanical Name: Ranunculus Asiaticus

Family: Ranunculaceae

One Ranunculi corm can produce more than 20 flowers.

To keep blooms coming for a longer period, regularly cut off any dead and dying blooms.

These little bulbs will keep your garden and house in flowers for many weeks.

Watering:  Water well after planting; soak weekly until shoots appear, then only to supplement rainfall.  Prefer a well-drained soil.

Pest & Disease: bait snails when buds appear.  Mildew can be a problem in autumn.

Lifting and Storage: best treated as annual or bi-annuals and new bulbs replanted every 1 to 2 years.

Tip: plant with claws facing downwards.  To kick-start the growing process soak the bulbs in a bowl of water for around an hour before planting.  To ensure success with outdoor planting, start in trays of seed raising mix.  Keep moist in a cool position.  Transplant 3-4 weeks after sprouting.

5 cm below the soil.
50 cm above the soil/height.
Plant: Autumn-Winter.
Flower: Spring.
Full Sun.
15 cm apart.
Perfect for pots.

Source: bloominbulbs

Those are information on the package.

I bought a package containing 45 corms.

I planted them on 7.May and didn't see anything until...

on 23.May.2016 I saw this little shoots...

and I see nothing on the other 2 planters.

And on 10.June.2016 there are more shoots coming out from 1 planter

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Until today 4.June still nothing on my blue planter.

Thank you for reading (^_^)