12+ Bulbs Purple Shamrocks Oxalis Triangularis Lucky Lovely Flowers Bulbs Grows for Planting Indoors or Outdoors

Love, love, love... ok, sooo much to discuss here... listen up folks! I've learned sooo much about purple shamrocks since I started my little journey here about 4 months ago...so pull up a chair, pop your popcorn and prepare to get an education 😉... I had zero experience with these beautiful plants when I started on this journey and I still have plenty to learn. I am great at getting them to grow right out the gate... I used indoor houseplant miracle gro potting soil to start them in. They were growing too fast, because I didn't have the right light, or i didn't have enough of it and my stems kept getting stringy, so I bought these killer new lights that are clamped down by the window where they get both lights, natural and the 3 headed lamp so they have better, thicker, stronger stems and they love it!! $15, on Amazon and a game changer... they are in my pics... They are growing and they are starting to flower, I still have new guys popping out of the dirt every few days. They also require alot more water than I was used to. I have mostly pothos ivy and a arrowhead plant besides these and I've made up 4 -6" pots so far out of those little seeds. I have them in the self watering pots and i make sure that I'm watering them as soon as the water is dry on the top because if you don't your babies can't get through the soil. So it's a fine line all the time when they are actively growing and you live in a house where your plants are close to a draft from the ac, drying up the soil faster than normal. I will definitely be buying more in the future because they have been worth every penny and the best part is, when you screw up, as long as your little seeds aren't rotted, you can keep starting over... I have had to and they pop up so fast it's like within a week mine came out looking for the light... invest in lights and your plants will reward you!! When you plant these remember they prefer loose soil. They don't like it too compact, you can put a little hole down knuckle deep and drop them in, one by one, I'd do 3 -4 seeds/corns to a 6 inch pot because when they take off it'll get filled up. Mine are still sparse but I also started in little cups because I was scared they wouldn't grow in a big pot... I had to transplant them 2 days ago. The color is beautiful and intense in the daytime, i haven't smelled the flowers yet because thats just recently started and they are so delicate I've just been to afraid to break them. These are super easy to grow with the right soil and the right light. I'm excited to smell the flowers as soon as they mature more. I think this is one of my most favorite purchases I've made so far and wouldn't hesitate to buy several more in the future and grow to give as housewarming gifts.... with their own light of course! Yes!! Buy these now and remember... watch your soil, not soggy but not too dry... give them light and keep temps between 70°-80° and you are going to be in shamrock heaven... if you stuck with me this long, just buy them already!! It's fun!! ✨️ 😌 I put some info in the pictures to help you start out on the right foot, learn from my mistakes your plants will love you for it!! I use the bigger bulbs in my regular house lamps because its great light for your other plants and for mental health. It's been a complete help to me and my plants and I haven't had to replace mine yet but I'm going to keep them in stock because all those bulbs and lights together weren't over $25. I know that I have been reading reviews on people's seeds and corns not being any good when most of the time its a problem with soil, water or lighting. Always change it up if something isn't working before blaming the person selling you his seeds and bulbs. Do a little research and I can promise you if your having a problem, someone else has had it too and there is a great possibility it's on YouTube and it can do wonders for not only yourself but your plants when you see people who've overcame it and can show you how. It's how I learned. It's how I'm still learning... so good luck to you and may your purple shamrocks be plentiful! ☘️ 💜

I bought 4 packages, I followed the instructions for planting these very carefully. Not a single one grew. I had high hopes for these. I am extremely dissatisfied and will not purchase again. I don't suggest these to anyone.

I was so excited to open the envelope containing these corms today. Having had a previous experience of corms ordered online which had no roots and did nothing, imagine how happy I was to see that these corms already have roots on them! Without delay I have planted all twelve of them in some Miracle Go seedling starter potting mix, in some adorable tiny clay pots, while also adding a few to another small pot in which I have some lobelia already blooming. As soon as I have something to report, will update as to the hopeful progress of germination! (Fri Jun 9, 2023) UPDATE Mon Jul 17, 2023: So far, 8 of the 12 corms have germinated. Not sure what's happening with the remaining 4 which haven't done anything yet, but here are photos of the others. They are blooming with pink flowers in short order. Still hoping for the remaining four corms to to do something... but these are lovely. UPDATE Tue Jul 18, 2023 More of the corms have germinated so far... 10 total now out of 12. UPDATE Sat Aug 26, 2023 All 12 corms have germinated, are thriving, and have continuous pink flowers. Would buy again from this seller! RECOMMEND

Beautiful Plants! These are one of my favorite plants. They are unusual and not often seen. The first pack of corms I bought were rotted but the seller replaced them almost immediately and the second set is growing nicely with big dark purple leaves. Soon they should flower but it's the leaves that are the showcase! Don't hesitate to buy from this seller!

Bought these for my mom for her Birthday and she was so excited when I showed her the pictures of what they look like. Yes the bulbs were very small but she planted them all together in a medium pot outside. She put them in full/ direct sunlight for about 2-3 weeks until they fully sprouted. Once flowers showed up she moved the pot to a more shaded area that doesn’t get as much full sunlight. They are happy there and the purple leaves are starting to get more color. She only watered when the soil was completely dry. Hopes this helps people who are struggling with them cause my mom absolutely loves them! She loves gardening and the color purple but had never seen them before. Win win!