Oxalis triangularis Bulbs

Yes, this plant is an excellent choice for indoor containers. Its striking purple foliage makes it a popular decorative houseplant, provided it receives the appropriate partial shade and consistent moisture.

Dry-cooling is a specialized preparation process that mimics the natural winter dormancy period these bulbs need to thrive. This ensures the bulbs are primed for healthy, vigorous growth once you plant them.

These bulbs are hardy in zones 8 through 11. If you live in a colder climate, you can still enjoy them as seasonal outdoor plants or keep them in containers that can be moved indoors during the winter.

Oxalis triangularis prefers partial shade. If you are planting outdoors in a hot climate, afternoon shade is essential to prevent the leaves from scorching and to keep the plant looking its best.

This plant prefers soil that is consistently moist but well-drained. Avoid letting the soil become waterlogged, as this can lead to bulb rot, but try to keep it from drying out completely between waterings.

Each pack contains 10 bulbs. Given their mature width of 6 inches, you should space them about 6 inches apart to allow them enough room to fill in and create a lush, full appearance.