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Oxalis Triangularis 'Irish Mist' - 118mm

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Oxalis Triangularis 'Irish Mist' - 118mmThe Deets The Oxalis Triangularis 'Irish Mist', also known as the false shamrock, is a real crowd pleaser! Differing from its popular cousin, Purple Shamrock, Irish Mist has green triangular leaves with silver marbling and charming little pale pink white flowers. Beyond its eye catching looks, it loves to danceliterallyopening up in the daytime and closing its leaves at night. Its super easy to grow, fast to flourish, and it even sprouts new bulb

The Deets

The Oxalis Triangularis 'Irish Mist', also known as the false shamrock, is a real crowd-pleaser! Differing from its popular cousin, Purple Shamrock, Irish Mist has green triangular leaves with silver marbling and charming little pale pink/white flowers. Beyond its eye-catching looks, it loves to dance—literally—opening up in the daytime and closing its leaves at night. 

It’s super easy to grow, fast to flourish, and it even sprouts new bulb babies you can separate to multiply your plant family!

    • Will thrive in bright, indirect light protected from direct sunlight
    • Water when the top inch of soil feels dry to the touch
    • Fertilise monthly throughout the growing season
    • Toxic to humans and pets
    • Each living plant is unique and may vary slightly in size, colour, or shape
    • We send all our plants in their grow pots, keeping roots comfy and relaxed on their journey
    • Plant only, decorative pot not included
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