they make their own little "corns" or tiny bulbs themselves. In about a year you can cut it down, and break apart the corns and replant them in the same soil, spreading them out a little and they come back just fine. I also use them in a planter at the base of a taller plant.
Yes, I heard about those tiny bulbs. Maybe I'll dig them up in the future, but for now I prefer not to do anything, because my oxalis is doing great It clearly likes being in my apartment I hope one day it will be as pretty as your plant.
I never heard of a purple shamrock. I have seen some purple mixed in with clove, but a purple shamrock sounds like something new and unique. It sounds like something that might be helpful for all in question to use and to have. I think I would like a purple shamrock.
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