Ranunculus Elegance Hot Pink Seeds

Ranunculus Elegance Hot Pink produces vivid hot-pink flowers on robust plants with strong stems, suited to garden displays and cutting.

Grow Guide: How to grow Elegance ranunculus from raw seed in South Africa.

Quick Grow Facts

• Plant Type: Cool-season Ranunculus asiaticus, usually grown as a seasonal ornamental
• Scientific Name: Ranunculus asiaticus
• Series: Elegance® raw seed
• Seed Form: Raw seed
• South African Sowing Time: Late summer to autumn, only when a 10–16°C germination medium can be maintained
• Position: Full sun in cool districts; morning sun and light afternoon protection in hot districts
• Sow Depth: Cover about 1 mm with fine seedling mix or fine vermiculite
• Light: No strict light/dark requirement is supplied; provide bright light promptly after emergence
• Germination: Approximately 14–21 days at 10–16°C
• Pretreatment: Do not soak or routinely refrigerate dry seed; cool the sown tray
• Transplanting: Transplant at four true leaves when roots hold the plug; harden off for 7–10 days
• Spacing: 10–20 cm in an intensively managed cut row; about 20 cm in a home garden
• Growth Type: Upright cut-flower growth form
• Height and Spread: Approximately 45–50 cm high in the matched supplier specification
• Flowering Time: Approximately 85–115 days to flower under managed supplier conditions; local timing varies
• Flower Outcome: Hot-pink, densely petalled cut flowers on long stems

Why Grow This Variety

• Vivid hot-pink flowers create a distinct focal colour.
• The flowers are suited to cutting for vases, bouquets or floral arrangements.
• Strong stems and robust growth support the floral display.
• Choose full sun for growth and flowering.

Garden Uses

Use Ranunculus Elegance Hot Pink in borders or containers, and cut stems for floral arrangements.

Growing Notes

• Use clean cells and fine, freely drained seedling mix; sow one raw seed per cell and apply the exact cover above.
• Follow the germination temperature and timing above; keep evenly moist but never saturated.
• Transplant at four true leaves when roots hold the plug; harden off for 7–10 days. Keep crowns at soil level after planting.
• Use bright light, cool conditions, active airflow and the spacing above. Warm, stagnant or winter-wet soil causes most establishment failures.
• Ranunculus is ornamental and not edible. Sap may irritate skin; keep seed and plants away from children and pets.

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