25 Pastel Mixed Ranunculus Bulbs for Planting - Buttercup Color Mix Value Bag - Plant in Gardens, Borders & Flowerbeds - Easy to Grow Fall Flowers Bulbs by Willard & May

FYI I only had 1 corm that didn’t produce leaves, so these are great! These sprouted in 2 weeks, and some of the sprouts are still underneath, so they’re not pictured!Soak corms in cold water for 4 hours, plant spikes down in a tray with lightly moist soil, doesn’t have to be a deep tray if you’re transplanting, cover with about an inch of soil. (A tray with grooves on the bottom, so when watered, the water has a place to drain.) Put in a cold dark place, I did my basement, but if your basement has moisture, a dehumidifier would fix any rot that would happen in the roots.Water seldomly, I think I watered a little bit around each corm, every few days, or when dry! When they grow transplant them, and keep that same idea of watering, and make sure they have drainage, if you are planting in a pot, some just put rocks on the bottom, if it doesn’t have a drainage hole.. Also you can do 5 corms in a bigger pot, so you get a mix, and a beautiful porch pot color arrangement!

I have over 50 plants inside my house. Tropical, rare, seed grown, bulb grown, and corm grown. I have 2 acres full of beautiful gardens. Very green thumb. These Bulbs arrived severely moldy and some completely mushy and black. Planted them all anyways, and After about 10 days of being planted, the pots started to smell SO bad. Multiple Weeks go by, nothing sprouted. I dug up a little soil with my fingers and the bulbs were mush balls of mold. It smelled disgusting. Complete waste of money unfortunately. I was really looking forward to these.

Absolutely stunning corms! I bought from three different places, and these are twice as big as the others. I will begin soaking and pre-sprouting this weekend!I have read some other corms reviews, and a note to other buyers- These do not come with ranunculus planting instructions, so if you are new to ranunculus watch some videos before planting. These are not a pop in the ground and wait for blooms kind of plant.

I have grown these every year and have never had issues. I planted all of them, 5 sprouted, I only have one left and it is not looking good.

The corms looked beautiful and after soaking and presprouting, almost all of them rooted. I have a good number of plants and several buds. However, after the first bud bloomed, I did some research. These are not the same variety as what is pictured. These are technically ranunculus but more in the buttercup family. They are not the many petaled flowers I thought I was buying. They are still beautiful but a little disappointing when I thought I was buying true ranunculus corms.

The item arrived promptly and appeared to be in good condition

I had to google which way to plant them since they didn’t come with instructions. Then they didn’t even sprout even a little. Super sad.

Had my douphts on this one but followed online directions how and when to plant in my grow zone 9. Of course I wont see blooms this season but the ones I soaked 3 hours to planting have came well up. Hopefull for blooms next season.