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.

Once placed close to the light, l'Oxalis will quickly recover from his journey and s'will flourish quickly!

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L'Oxalis triangularis, also known as purple clover because of the distinctive colour of its leaves, is a fascinating plant distinguished by its beauty and singularity.

As part of the large family of Oxalidaceae, which has more than 800 varieties d'Oxalis around the world, this species is particularly appreciated for its decorative appearance and triangle-shaped leaves, which give it a unique visual appearance.

In addition to its aesthetic appeal, l'Oxalis triangularis is also known for its edible properties. Its leaves and flowers can be eaten, bringing an acidic touch to salads and dishes.

However, it is advisable to consume them in moderation because of their oxalic acid content, which may be harmful in large quantities.

The plant produces delicate flowers, usually of pink or white colour, which are'open during the day and close at nightfall.

L'Oxalis triangularis is a plant that'will flourish without difficulty inside or outside'exterior and will bring a touch of color thanks to its unique purple leaves and delicate pale pink flowers.

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