is oxalis an indoor or outdoor plant Oxalis Triangularis – False Shamrock

is oxalis an indoor or outdoor plant Oxalis Triangularis – False ShamrockA total showstopper, the False Shamrock is all about drama and movement. Its deep purple, triangular leaves open wide during the day and fold up at night, giving it a magical, almost butterfly like quality. In the right light, it even sends up clusters of delicate pale pink blooms. Easy care, compact, and full of character this ones a favourite for brightening shelves and windowsills. Plant Care Light: This plant will want bright light, but direct

A total showstopper, the False Shamrock is all about drama and movement. Its deep purple, triangular leaves open wide during the day and fold up at night, giving it a magical, almost butterfly-like quality. In the right light, it even sends up clusters of delicate pale pink blooms. Easy-care, compact, and full of character - this one’s a favourite for brightening shelves and windowsills.

Plant Care 

Light: This plant will want bright light, but direct blaring sun or too much heat can make it a bit wilty.

Watering: These are thirsty plants, preferring to have their soil consistently moist, beware not to overwater. 

Temperature: 15-27˚C is perfect for these plants. This Oxails is not frost-hardy like its cousin, the Iron Cross but it can tolerate going as low as 5C.

Potting: A well-draining moisture retaining mix will do the trick for this plant; our Thrist Trap mix should help this thirsty plant stay hydrated.

Hot tips: I've known this plant to be a bit dramatic. It will wilt if it gets too hot or thirsty, but fret not; if you give it what it wants, it will perk right back up!

Pet Friendly: Nope