It’s time to get your ranunculus pre-sprouted for fall planting! If you live in zones 7 and up, you can presprout your ranunculus now for weeks of gorgeous spring flowers.. If you’re in a different zone, save this info for February or March! One of the biggest mistakes I see people doing is starting these flowers way too late… and the common instructions actually encourage this mistake because they often say to “start after your last frost”… but if you do this, you won’t get many flowers and the

Learn how to pre sprout ranunculus to avoid rot! I always pre sprout my ranunculus. Why? Because they’re expensive and when you pre sprout them before planting, you ensure every single one grows into a flower. It’s super easy, takes 1-2 weeks, and doesn’t require much space. 1. Soak corms for 2-3 hours 2. Get a casserole dish and fill half way with potting soil. Then, add your corms. Top with soil and lightly water so it’s just damp—not too wet! 3. Place a dish towel over the top and store these