How to Lift, Separate and Store Ranunculus

Double your Ranunculus collection by lifting and saving your corms to replant the next season. Imagine how many you could have after just a few years. Link to Plant potatoes in grow bags How to Plant Potatoes IN A GROW BAG • How to Plant Potatoes...

[@gottalovetheCREW]

Thank you! I'm trying ranunculus for the first time this year, happy to know I can harvest new corms for next year!

[@gardeningwithme7690]

It’s almost like getting free plants in the spring 🌸. Tnx for watching. Hope you check out my latest video on the potting shed I am refurbishing

[@jacquis-j9606]

Thank you - my first year of ranunculus, waiting for flowers. Now I know what to do once they go over.

[@gardeningwithme7690]

Tnx for watching

[@barbarastahl5587]

Thank you for this information. I may have missed it but did you have anything in the container when you put the corns in? You also mentioned about it being a little moist. Can you clarify?

[@gardeningwithme7690]

So I kept the contents of the package that I got them in (peat) and also had some wood shavings You could spray a LITTLE water in the container before closing it up but the corms will still have a little moisture to them. My basement is a cool dry location for them but we still have a bit of humidity being that we are in Ohio. You don’t want them to be wet at all but all of my bulbs, tubers and corms are stored in an area with a little humidity and it has worked very well for me

[@peggygerritsen7756]

Great information but you never said what product you use in container to store them?

[@peggygerritsen7756]

I just read what you store them in Thanks

[@helleplace9686]

Finally someone posting about how to store Ranunculus. But I didn't hear by which temperature you store it. Just frostfree or by livingroom temperature?

[@gardeningwithme7690]

I just put them in my basement. But really anything between 60-75 would be fine

[@helleplace9686]

@@gardeningwithme7690 Thank you very much I'll try that :D

[@hiloshenka]

What if they grow in pots, should I do the same?

[@claudiameyers1648]

What’s in the container?

[@LilacDaisy2]

Oh dear. I dug mine up and let them dry out with clay stuck all over them for two weeks. Ummmmm...

[@gardeningwithme7690]

Should be fine to wash and dry before storage. Just make sure they didn’t rot