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Oxalis Triangularis

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The trifoliate leaflets of the Oxalis Triangularis 'Purple Shamrock' are visually floppy, and each directs one of its points to the centre of the leaf. During the night, the leaves seem to relax and droop. But when morning comes, their leaves will be upright and ready for photosynthesis.
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Oxalis Triangularis
Oxalis Triangularis
Oxalis Triangularis
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Oxalis Triangularis
Oxalis Triangularis
Oxalis Triangularis
Oxalis Triangularis
Oxalis Triangularis
Oxalis Triangularis
Oxalis Triangularis
Oxalis Triangularis

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Pot Size: 12cmØ x 10cmH

Oxalis Triangularis

Plant Care – Oxalis TriangularisLight: Place your Oxalis Triangularis under bright and indirect sunlight. And do avoid direct sunlight because it will cause its leaves to scorch and dry up. Oxalis can tolerate low light conditions, however, it is not an ideal environment for them to grow in, and they will be leggy.Water: Water your Oxalis thoroughly and make sure that the soil is evenly moist. Water your plant whenever the top inch of the soil is dry to the touch. And make sure to water till some water flows through the pot’s drainage holes. Underwatering will cause its leaves to dry up and turn brown.Soil: Oxalis thrives in well-aerated soil that drains water quickly, and therefore should not be in soils that are too compacted and heavy, which cause prolonged periods of water retention. And this can lead to root problems, for instance, root rot.Fertiliser: Fertilise with a water-soluble fertiliser every three weeks.Humidity Requirement: MediumFun Facts about the Oxalis genus: Did you know? Occurring all around the world, Oxalis is a genus of flowering plants containing over 500 species in the wood-sorrel family Oxalidaceae. Many species in the genus are also known as wood sorrels as they have an acidic taste, similar to the sorrel proper.Fertilise your plant!Get your plant a new pot!Browse our soils and planting media!*Product photo shown is for reference only. Actual plant colour, type, size & arrangement may differ from the photo.Proudly by Prince’s Landscape, Your Landscape Design and Plant Specialist

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