Ranunculus is a perennial plant; learn about the characteristics of this flower

Other names for ranunculus

Celery flower, Persian buttercup, buttercup.

Growth habits of ranunculus

Ranunculus likes cool and semi-shaded environments and cannot tolerate heat. The suitable growing temperature is 20°C during the day and 7~10°C at night. It is afraid of both moisture and drought, and is suitable for planting in well-drained, fertile, loose neutral or alkaline soil.

Ranunculus is a perennial flower with tuberous roots, and it enters dormancy after 6 month.

Ranunculus is native to western Asia centered on Turkey and southeastern Europe. It prefers a mild climate, fresh and humid air, and a loosely shaded growing environment. It cannot tolerate severe cold and freezing, and is even more afraid of intense summer heat and blazing sun. In most parts of China, it enters a dormant state in summer.

The flower language of ranunculus

The flower language of ranunculus is "popularity." A blessed person celebrating a birthday is easygoing, talkative, and widely admired, loved, and supported by those around them. However, precisely because they build good relationships with everyone, it is often hard for them to form deep friendships, and this is true even with friends of the opposite sex. Therefore, remember that although having many friends is certainly good, having close confidants with whom one can go deep is even more important.