Content
- The Ranunkel in the room: This care is desired!
- How should this houseplant be poured?
- At what intervals and with what do you fertilize the ranunculus in the room?
- What role does plastering play?
- Does the houseplant need a certain wintering?
- Tips
Ranunculus thrive as a potted plant in the room
The Ranunkel in the room: This care is desired!
Not only in the garden can the ranunculus grow and thrive. This undemanding growth, which really lives up to its heyday, is also easily found with a location in the pot in the apartment. But what care does it need there?
How should this houseplant be poured?
Ranunculus need a lot of water. Especially if they are cultivated in the room, they should therefore be watered regularly. During the flowering season, the water consumption is particularly high. Therefore, pour your ranunculus about 2 to 3 times a week! Use the best stale, room-warm tap water for pouring.
The soil should be kept evenly moist. It is important to make sure that excess irrigation water can flow unhindered, so that it can not come to waterlogging and as a result mold. On the other hand, the earth must not dry out, especially during flowering. After flowering, watering should be reduced. Let the soil dry out again and again.
At what intervals and with what do you fertilize the ranunculus in the room?
Fertilizing is not a challenge in itself. You should note this:
What role does plastering play?
It is recommended to regularly remove dried-up leaves and withered flowers of ranunculus. You can use scissors to cut or just your fingers. The rapid removal of old flowers causes new flower buds to form.
Does the houseplant need a certain wintering?
Here are some hints for wintering:
Tips
Since the Ranunculus is poisonous, you should place it at home away from the reach of pets and young children and properly dispose of fallen / removed parts of plants!