Artificial Ranunculus Stems for Bulk Orders: Compare Five References
FSARCAN Team ·
Choosing artificial ranunculus stems for a bulk project? Decide first how much stem will be hidden in the vessel or structure, then compare the flower format and the exact colour variant. FSARCAN lists five ranunculus references, from a 24 cm short stem to a 64 cm three-bloom reference. The catalogue names help you narrow the choice, but a photograph or bloom count does not tell you how many complete stems a quoted sales unit contains.
This is a comparison of listed specifications, checked on 13 October 2026, rather than a stock or performance ranking. These artificial flowers are offered by enquiry and written quotation, not through self-service checkout. Current supply, sample options, packing and freight must be confirmed for the selected item.
Which of the five stem references fits the arrangement?
Use the full length to screen options, then check the part that will remain visible. The table preserves the distinctions in FSARCAN's listings; it does not turn a product name into a pack-size claim.
| Reference | Full length | Listed finish / material | Other listed detail | First question to ask |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FA-028 Short-Stem Ranunculus | 24 cm | Flocked finish | Flower-head measure: 7 cm | Will enough stem remain for your planned support? |
| FA-027 3-Bloom Flocked Ranunculus | 50 cm | Flocked finish | Three-bloom product label | How will the blooms sit at the required viewing height? |
| FA-029 2-Bloom Ranunculus | 58 cm | Fabric | Two-bloom product label | Is this the bloom spacing your design needs? |
| FA-033 3-Bloom Ranunculus | 64 cm | Fabric | Flower-head measure: 8 cm | Where will the heads fall above your vase or structure? |
| FA-037 Butterfly Ranunculus | 50 cm | Fabric | Flower-head measure: 8 cm | Does the selected variant's silhouette match your reference? |
The listings do not specify whether the 7 cm and 8 cm flower-head figures describe width, height or another measurement direction. Do not treat them as comparable diameters without a same-point measurement. FA-027 and FA-033 both carry a “3-Bloom” label, but their listed lengths and finish labels differ. FA-027 and FA-037 are both 50 cm long, yet one is labelled three-bloom/flocked and the other Butterfly/fabric. Compare whole-stem and head photos at the same scale rather than choosing either by length alone.
Measure the display space before choosing a stem length
A short stem can suit a compact arrangement only if the chosen vessel or mounting method leaves enough material to secure it. A longer stem may give more placement options, but full length is not the height the buyer will see: some of it will be hidden. Mark the depth of the vase, foam or installation frame, the highest visible flower position and the view from the audience side. Then ask for a complete-stem photo alongside the selected colour's close-up.
For a trial layout, count complete stems, not flower heads in the image. If one arrangement uses two complete stems and you need 30 identical arrangements, the design calls for 60 complete stems before any spare or variation is added. The supplier still needs to confirm how those stems map to quoted sales units, inner packs and cartons. A listing titled “3-Bloom” does not mean that three separate stems are supplied in one unit; the product pages also warn that photos may show multiple stems.
Keep finish and colour descriptions tied to the product code
FA-027 and FA-028 use the catalogue label “flocked finish”; FA-029, FA-033 and FA-037 list fabric. These words identify different descriptions, but they do not prove how soft, flexible, durable or weather-resistant a stem will be. If those properties affect approval, describe the requirement and review the exact item or a physical sample when available. The sample-approval checklist shows what to record before a larger commitment.
Colour names cannot be transferred between references. For example, FA-027 offers Sunset, while FA-028 offers Sunset Red; FA-029 lists Light Pink, while FA-033 and FA-037 each list a Pink variant. None of those names guarantees a match across products or lighting conditions. Give FSARCAN the reference code and variant name for every line, attach a colour reference if you have one, and ask for images of the exact variants under comparable light.
Send a quote request that can be answered precisely
List each FA reference and colour separately, with the estimated number of complete stems, destination country, required date and intended application. Include the vessel or installation dimensions, the part of the stem that will be hidden, and a reference image when the shape or palette matters. Ask FSARCAN to confirm current supply, selling unit, packing, sample options, timing, quoted product charges, freight basis and import responsibilities in writing. Those terms are not fixed by the catalogue.
To browse all five current references together, use the artificial ranunculus collection. For a reusable enquiry format, see how to request an artificial flower quote, then contact FSARCAN with your chosen codes. If you need us to look for a similar product, say which length, flower shape and colour details must match. The web contact form cannot upload images; send reference files through the email or WhatsApp options on that page.