Nice video. My late wife raised these for 15+ years. She had 4 main plants that were divided every spring and she gave away about 50 of the plants. I have kept up her tradition and last winter a woman gave me a green version of the plant. I have now mixed the colors in a few pots. Martha said that they thrive on neglect. Good Luck, Rick

Literally didn’t even finish your video and went to amazon and purchased the bulbs right away :). Then went back and continue watching ❤️

Great job explaining the plant. Your voice is lovely 😊

These do not need to go dormant. If you keep them in optimal conditions, they grow happily year round. Mine is still going strong and it's three years old.

Thank you for this video! On a whim I bought an oxalis because, like you, it was love at first sight! I didn’t know what I was getting into nor did I care!

It’s basically a living piece of modern art. I’m trying to get a pot of them sometime this week, we just had garden centres open where I live in Ontario. Best part is if that doesn’t work out I can just order some bulbs

It's not an annual, its a perennial and it actually grows from corms, not bulbs; the two are similar in practice but botanically quite different. Thanks for the vide, love how you've styled it in the white pot, looks so crisp! :D

Great job

I planted several of these bulbs indoors this spring. (I live in Texas, USA.) I moved them outdoors in May and let them acclimate for a week before repotting them into a large planter with polka-dot plant, creeping jenny, caladium, and dwarf canna lily. I'm stunned how well they're doing in the heat here. We've had 3 weeks of temperatures between 90-103°F. I do have to water that pot every other day but the oxalis is showing no signs of heat stress. They really seem indestructible. Thank you so much for your informative video!

Loved hearing norn iron accent :)

I do love your video on this Beautiful plant

Good video ! Thanks for making this video !

Great video, thank you!

we have a 30 year old plain green one-never repotted, never fertilized. i never realized they could go dormant and we just suffered through the scraggly, (semi dormant) times and it always came back gangbusters when it had enough light. as leaves shrivel we just pop them out and it constantly renews itself. this past winter we finally put it under a good light and it was gorgeous all winter. many blooms constantly. it is unkillable (ours is in a pot with a drainage hole) so amazing! now i want a purple one!

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You can get these from FarmerGracy in the Netherlands mate. I bought a bunch of them for colour in my vivarium. Good video.

I had it growing in my garden but something kept eating the bulbs. I just dug the leftover bulbs up and planted in the pot. I hope that they will grow nicely indoors 🤞

Plant daddy 👏🏽

Do you have link where you purchased these bulbs? Great info and video

You know that you can eat the leaves and the flower of the Oxalis. They had an acidic flavour like the lemon. Actually my grand mother used to put some leaves in the salad and the taste is amazing.

The leaves of this plant also close down when touched

Please answer your watcher questions it will help all of us ☘️

omg! Mine must have too little spase or pot.. I got mine in February .It had one little flower by then and one little thing coming up from the soil..now ..4 months later it only has about 10 to 11 Flowers and maybe two or Three little ones coming up..

I've only recently got one of these but the leaves/stalks are drooping and some of the smaller/younger leaves are dying. I thought it might need watering but that hasn't helped. Any ideas as to what I need to do to fix this problem? I have put Plant pot gravel on top of the compost to stop gnats laying eggs in the soil and to help with the smell of the compost, it shouldn't but could this be the cause of the problem?

No need to buy more bulbs/ tubers ... at the end of the dormant period, you can split the clusters of bulbs and re-pot into other pots... I have given away 10 new pots of these over the years from an original one given to me by a friend who had split theirs during the dormant period ( split them in March/April ) then re-pot into fresh compost. Totally brilliant house plant!

I live in Texas and this plant is at the side of my house and I can’t get rid of it, I think their rhizomes. It’s a tough plant for sure with pretty pink flowers. A friend told me it’s edible, not sure about that.

when you the spent blooms or bent stalks do u cut at the base or at the top?

If you think these are sexy, you should try growing the variegated version. It’s a deep purple with a lighter burgundy variegation in the middle of each leaf. Super beautiful:)

How many times do you need to water it..

I got some from a friend but I’m not sure which way is up to plant them?

Hello just join I read they can be grown from seeds Have you try doing it? Great info 💚❤️☘️🍀

My goodness you are so handsome.

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You seem like the type of person that really loves Garburators

Such nonstop nonsense

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