Meet the Green False Shamrock (Oxalis regnellii) — a charming, fast-growing plant with vibrant clover-like leaves that fold up at night and open with the morning sun. Add delicate white flowers to the mix and you’ve got one of the most dynamic, low-maintenance plants you can own.
Perfect for windowsills, shelves, or as a thoughtful gift. Ships healthy and happy, direct to your door.
Plant Profile
Scientific Name:Oxalis regnellii
Common Names: Green Shamrock, False Shamrock, Wood Sorrel
Family: Oxalidaceae
Native Range: South America
Toxicity: Mildly toxic to pets due to oxalic acid; generally safe for humans
Water: When the top inch of soil is dry; reduce in winter dormancy
Soil: Well-draining potting mix
Humidity: Average household humidity
Temperature: 60–80°F (16–27°C)
Fertilizer: Monthly in spring/summer with diluted balanced fertilizer
Propagation: Division of bulbs/tubers
Growth: Clump-forming, bushy
A Symbol of Luck & Beauty
Often associated with good fortune, the False Shamrock makes a wonderful gift and a lively addition to any indoor plant collection. Its edible leaves have a tangy, citrus-like flavor — a fun conversation piece for plant enthusiasts.
