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Yes, they thrive in well-draining soil. Standard indoor potting mix works well, but ensure the pot has drainage holes to prevent the corms from sitting in water, which can cause rot.

They are versatile and can be grown in both settings. If you are planting them outdoors, choose a shaded spot that receives bright, indirect light rather than harsh, direct sun.

Plant the corms approximately 0.5 inches deep. Placing them too deep can delay sprouting, while planting them too shallow may cause the stems to be unstable.

Oxalis triangularis exhibits a phenomenon called nyctinasty. The leaves naturally fold down and close in response to the absence of light, reopening when they sense morning light, which is a normal and healthy behavior for this plant.

You can expect blooms starting in late winter. With proper care and consistent light, they can continue to produce their delicate pinkish-white flowers intermittently throughout the year.

Not at all. They are considered low-maintenance plants that adapt well to various indoor environments, provided they receive consistent moisture and bright, indirect light.