Important:

If you receive your Oxalis with closed clovers, we would like to reassure you that this behavior is quite normal and characteristic of the'Oxalis.

L'Oxalis has a remarkable ability to protect itself.

It closes its leaves in reaction to various external stimuli such as wind, rain, movements, or even when'it detects a potential attack.

This reaction is a natural defense mechanism that helps the plant minimize damage and preserve itself under difficult environmental conditions.

After a few days of traveling in a package, it is common that'Oxalis manifests this protective reaction by closing its clover.

This does not mean that the plant is ill or damaged;

She simply responded to her environment in a way that protected herself.

We advise you to place it at'external, l'Oxalis will quickly recover from his journey and s'will flourish quickly!

Form d'complete and detailed maintenance for each Oxalis in articles, to be found at the bottom of the page :)

OUR ADVISORY EXPERTS

1. Place Oxalis at l'outside, opt for a mid-shadow location and l'current shelter d'air. Inside, some Oxalis such as "sunset velvet" and "plum crazy" will be harder to acclimatize. If so, choose a location close to'a window, plus l'Oxalis will be bathed in light the brighter its color.

2. Before d'water, make sure the substrate is deep dry, does not support l'excess d'water. Do not water'it's still wet.

3. Pinch your plant for promote a dense and supplied growth. (Concerns Oxalis vulcanicola sunset velvet and vulcanicola plum crazy)

4. Use well drained substrate to promote the health of roots like our "Universal Mix earth/perlite substrate".

5. Inspect regularly your plant to detect any pest problems early.