Ranunculus – Pink – Guide & Ordering

Ranunculus in pink. Perfect for a bouquet, as a gift, or when you want to impress without any fuss.

Ranunculus – Pink for Every OccasionPink ranunculus is a classic beauty that never goes out of fashion. With its full, rosy petals, ranunculus is a flower that appeals to both recipient and sender alike. Pink ranunculus is perfect when you want to give something beautiful without it needing to be complicated. The flower is often associated with elegance and femininity, and the pink variety of ranunculus adds an extra touch of warmth and tenderness to any bouquet arrangement.

Pink ranunculus is a flower that grows best in autumn, making it perfect for sending or planting during this season. The flower prefers a bright, sunny spot, so place your ranunculus near a window. At approximately 35 centimetres in height, ranunculus is a neat flower that suits both smaller arrangements and larger bouquets.

Simple Care Tips for Your RanunculusPink ranunculus requires only a little water to bloom beautifully. This low water requirement makes ranunculus perfect for those who don't always remember to water their flowers. Keep the soil moist but not waterlogged, and your ranunculus will reward you with beautiful, long-lasting flowers. With a vase life of approximately 10 days, you can enjoy your pink ranunculus for over a week before the blooms finally fade.

A Flower Without Scent but Full of BeautyAlthough pink ranunculus has no fragrance, this is more than compensated for by its impressive appearance. The dense, layered petals create an almost artificial beauty that feels both modern and classic. Ranunculus is toxic to cats and dogs if eaten, so keep it out of reach of pets.

A Gift That Speaks for ItselfPink ranunculus is a perfect gift for birthdays or other special occasions. Give pink ranunculus when you want to impress without having to go to any trouble. This flower speaks its own language of thoughtfulness, beauty and good taste.

Quick facts – Ranunculus – Pink

Colour
pink
Latin name
Ranunculus asiaticus
Type
cut flower
Flowering
april-june
Light
full sun
Water
moderate
Height
25-45 cm
Vase life
7-10 days
Scent
none
Toxic to pets
yes
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FAQ about Ranunculus – Pink

What kind of soil suits ranunculus best?
Ranunculus thrives in well-drained, fertile soil with a pH of 6.0-7.0. The soil must not be compacted or clayey, as standing water rots the claw-like tubers. Soak the tubers for a few hours before planting with the claws pointing downwards.
How often should ranunculus be watered?
Water regularly but moderately so that the soil stays lightly moist. Avoid overwatering, as the tubers are prone to rot. Water more during flowering and in warm weather.
How long do cut ranunculus last?
Cut ranunculus last about seven to ten days, often longer than expected. Cut them when the buds show colour and feel soft, recut the stems and use cool water, changing it every other day.
Which pests and diseases can affect ranunculus?
Aphids, thrips and red spider mite can appear, especially in warm, dry weather. Rot is the most common problem and is usually caused by too much moisture. Improve drainage and check the plants regularly.
How do ranunculus overwinter?
Ranunculus is not frost-hardy. In mild, sheltered gardens the tubers can stay in the ground under a protective mulch. In cold, exposed gardens, lift them once the foliage has withered, let them dry for a few weeks and store them in dry sand or compost in a cool, frost-free place.

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