Fall-Planted Ranunculus & Anenome Update | Cutflowers | Flower Farm
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- Quick update on my fall planted Ranunculus & Anenomes!
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FB Page: / creativelycandace-1053...
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Instagram: / creatively_candace
Email:
creativelycandacee@gmail.com
Grow lights I use:
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Fertilizer I use for my SEEDLINGS:
amzn.to/3f9fpfy
Fertilizer I use in the garden:
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Some of my favorite products to use are:
Jiffy's Seed Starting Mix
Sta-green Vermiculite
Sta-green Perlite
Jobe's Organics Vegetable & Tomato Food
Jobe's Organics Blood Meal
Jobe's Organics Bone Meal
Espoma Blood Meal
Espoma Bone Meal
Espoma Plant-tone, Garden-tone, Bio, Bulb-tone, etc.
Alaska Liquid Fish Fertilizer
Neptune's Harvest Fish & Seaweed Fertilizer
*I AM NOT affiliated with any of these companies.
Disclaimer: I am not an expert & don't think I ever will be... I think gardening and farming is the one career that is impossible to be an expert at. There are so many theories out there, & the research being done proves & disproves things everyday! So I am doing things based on my research, best judgment, and personal experience. So I am doing things based on my research, best judgment, and personal experience.
They look so good for being December!!! 😍
I know! I hope they overwinter well!
They look great! I love Ranunculus! I can't wait til spring when mine bloom!
Me either!
Your son is so cute! Love the ranunculus annd anenomes! I cant wait til spring!
Me either! Ty!
@@ElderandOakFarm When do you plan to start your ranunculus that you're planting in the spring?
Beautiful anemone flower! Cute helper too 😊
Ty! 😊 He is such a great helper! He always wants to help with everything! Well, most things- sometimes he'll say "No my neck hurts" 🤣
Cute little helper. 🤗 That's so cool you have a bloom in December. I like that you're trying that experiment, I love nerding out and testing things in the garden. I hope it goes well. 🙏
Ty!
Just posted an update on the overwintered Ranunculus & Anemones!
That's a great sign it will do well
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They look great. I had purchased some and forgot to get them in the ground 😮 so now I’m waiting to start indoors.
What zone are you in?
Zone 6b
Then it may be best for you to plant them laye winter/ early spring. They're only hardy to zine 8 & sometimes 7, unless you have a hoophouse or some way of protecting them...
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Your helper is too cute! What usda zone and state are you at? When did you sow your ranunculus and anemones?
Ty! I'm zone 6a. Was 6b, now 6a?!? Last year was my first year successfully growing them. I'd always started them far too late. (They stop blooming when you have temps consistently over 70 degrees) I am still experimenting with the best time to grow mine, but I think last year, I was just about 4 weeks too late. I'm actually working on editing a complete growing guide on ranunculus right now, that will go over in detail when I'm starting them, how I'm growing them, my fertilizer routine, etc. If you wanna keep an eye out for that video, but I will just tell you- I am doing 3 plantings. The planting in this video is my overwintering experiment. (I've never tried to plant them in the fall & Im still not sure if its going to be a success or not) & then 2 spring plantings. Last year, they all started blooming beautifully, but then that same week, we were getting temps in the 70s, so they were taken out within a week & I didn't get many blooms. So this year, I was going to plant them all about 3-4 weeks earlier. But I wanted to see if I could get away with, or maybe if they would even PREFER, to be planted even earlier than that... so I'm splitting my spring planting in half, & I'm planting 1/2 4 weeks earlier than I planted them last year, & the other half 8 weeks earlier than I planted last year.