I didn't know there were so many varieties of clover, and they kept breeding. More potted techniques.

Clover is actually sorrel, its leaves are very beautiful, many people call it lucky grass, people think that if you find four leaves in the lucky grass, you will have good luck. The clover I see has three leaves.

Clover is a plant that can easily grow and sometimes become a weed. It has many varieties, nearly 800 varieties, and can be seen all over the world.

Clover can be raised indoors, as a pot conservation is very suitable, planted in the appropriate light on the windowsill, but also can produce beautiful flowers.

Small bulbs grow under the soil of clover, and they are propagated through bulbs. They are slow-growing perennials that can easily grow into large tracts in the yard.

The shape of the clover leaves and the color of the flowers are different, the flowers have common white, yellow, pink and red lights, the stems grow very slender, and the flowers look very fresh and charming, usually blooming in spring and summer.

After the spring is warm, you can change the pot and transplant, and the most popular is the purple clover, which is also called Oxalis purpurea. It has almost black leaves, in sharp contrast to the green clover. Each leaf is triangular, and the leaves look like butterflies as a whole.

The picture above shows Trifolium repens on the left and Oxalis officinalis on the right.

Many friends who care for sorrel will find an interesting phenomenon. The leaves of clover will slowly close at night and expand slowly after absorbing proper light in the morning. As long as you pay attention to avoid frequent watering and keep warm in winter, the clover will grow well.

The branches and leaves of clover are very toxic and basically do no harm, but avoid accidental ingestion by children or pets.

I have also seen many varieties of clover in the wild, which have different shapes and colors, such as the white clover below, which can also grow on barren soil.

The cultivation of clover must use slightly acidic soil, drainage must be good, avoid the use of alkaline soil cultivation, if the soil is rich in organic matter, clover bulbs will continue to divide, but also conducive to promote flowering.

If you want to make clover grow better, it is best to give a few hours of light every day, and shade properly when the light is strong in the afternoon to avoid excessive direct sunlight, otherwise the plant will wilt easily and wilt seriously.

Clover can also grow well in shade, but it will affect the color of the leaves, and giving proper light every day will make it more attractive.

As pictured above, purple sorrel needs more light, otherwise the leaf color is easy to deteriorate and affect flowering.

Clover needs more water during the growing period, so it is necessary to give well-drained soil to avoid being raised in low-lying places, and the soil should not be moist and stagnant for a long time, otherwise it is easy to rot the roots. It has little demand for fertilizer, usually giving thin organic fertilizer and water once a month or two.

It is also extremely simple to reproduce clover, which is not propagated by branch and leaf cuttings, but by separate tubers at the bottom, changing pots in the spring and autumn season, removing the old soil, separating some bulbs, and reburying them in loose and fertile soil. it will soon grow back into a new potted plant.

If the clover planted in the ground should be careful, they will sow and reproduce, which is why the clover can continue to reproduce.

As long as the suitable environment is maintained, the bulbs under the clover grass will continue to divide into provinces and continue to propagate.

Indoor maintenance clover pot is best placed on the east or south windowsill with appropriate scattered light, the maintenance temperature is kept at about 20 degrees, and the lowest maintenance temperature is kept above 7 degrees.

If your clover spreads too much in the yard, you can't just pull out the stems and leaves, but also dig up their bulbs.

Some flowering and good-looking clover is very suitable for pot conservation, the leaves grow especially lush, but also can produce beautiful florets, very likeable.