Oxalis Triangularis,
in a container at the porch with just a few hours of late afternoon sunlight.
oxalis triangularis, about to open.
in a container at the porch with just a few hours of late afternoon sunlight.
Oxalis Triangularis, young buds
Oxalis Triangularis, soft and watery stem
foliage with delicate colour, Oxalis Triangularis
flowers , Oxalis Triangularis
a bunch of flowers, Oxalis Triangularis
a single flower, Oxalis Triangularis
close-up of the flower, Oxalis Triangularis
Oxalis Triangularis
in a container out in the open experiencing about six hours sunlight exposure
leaves silhouette
leaves silhouette
light purplish red leaves
light purplish red leaves
Oxalis Triangularis
or purple shamrock, lucky shamrock and for the locals the names range from pokok kupu-kupu to pokok rama-rama. We have them in two pots. I don't think they ever stop flowering...
bangchik
bangchik
Lovely foliage. Oxalis family which has green foliage and yellow flower loves the cool weather here. They grow everywhere like a carpet full of yellow flowers.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely to look at... but in my garden, they are a weed, that if left unchecked, will completely take over. I think their little seeds actually shoot out through the air several feet away.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a Oxalis before, the leaves looks like it have been cut in half!
ReplyDeleteThis is very lovely plant with unique name!! I never seen them before! They are grown from seeds?
ReplyDeleteMalay-Kadazan girl
ReplyDeleteThanks, it should be real sight in your place.
Meredehuit
Weeds in your place, ornamental over here. The seeds must be very tiny. I thought they propagate through roots and bulbs.
Jama.
Their leaves look like butterfly.
Malar,
I don't know if they have seeds. We just split the base into quadrants and transplant...
Aaron.
Yes, beautiful but a little bit "manja", with soft stems.
Cheers,
~bangchik and kakdah
Do you know where I can buy the plant in KL?
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