Oxalis Triangularis, Its popularity continues to grow. Indoors, you can fill your houseplant with vibrant purple leaves and add color to the green world of evergreen houseplants. These are several small plants that grow in a group of bulbs. The leaves are heart-shaped, three-sided, growing symmetrically at the end of each base. The striking purple leaves stand out among green houseplants and they are also photophilous, the leaves open and close in response to light. At night, the leaves fold up and open during the day.

Purple Shamrock, Oxalis Triangularis Planting and care

• It is critical that the plant is in a container with a drainage hole and is not over-watered.
• If this Oxalis Triangularis is exposed to temperatures above 80 degrees, it may wilt and hibernate.
• Bright indirect light will give them the best leaf color.
• Fertilize every 2 weeks while the Oxalis Triangularis plant is growing with a balanced liquid fertilizer diluted by half. When flowering stops, feed every two months.