The ranunculus flower has layers and layers of delicate, satin-like petals.
Ranunculus is grown in a wide range of colors and is knwon for its vibrant hues of reds, pinks, oranges, yellows, and purples.
The big, bright ranunculus blooms make an excellent choice for florists to use these cut flowers in arrangements, centerpieces, and bouquets.
Florist Care Guide
Ranunculus are best hydrated with protective sleeve intact.
To care for ranunculus, remove leaves at the bottom of the stems. Cut off 1 inch of stem from the bottom.
Put Ranunculus in a clean vase or container. Fill with fresh water and flower food. Hydrate for 4 hours then remove sleeve.
Ranunculus should be kept away from fresh produce, direct sunlight, and heaters.
Tips and Tricks
Florists should avoid getting water on ranunculus blooms. This will help prevent mold issues that can be caused if the petals are oversaturated.
The ranunculus petals have mirror flat cells that bounce back light. These petals will reflect UV light which helps attract bees while they are growing and emits a vibrant color from any angle.
Ranunculus stems tend to be naturally bendy with hollow stems. Hold upside down when handling to prevent breakage.
