Triangeloxalis 'Oxalis triangularis' peat but putting them out in

but putting them out in the dark can reduce their willingness to fly

This texture and pattern makes the leaves look almost artificial

Spider mites cause yellow leaves that then fall off the houseplant

Gently tap the back so the larvae fall out onto the plant

The mother plant itself then stops growing and is replaced by the new shoots

Triangeloxalis 'Oxalis triangularis' peat but putting them out inPurple triangular leaves that open during the day and fold up at night Oxalis triangularis is an easy to care for and resilient houseplant. Its leaves are deeply purple and sometimes decorated with lighter patterns in shades of light pink or violet. As a bonus, the plant also produces small, trumpet shaped flowers in light pink or white, creating a beautiful contrast to the rich color of the leaves. Botanical Description Oxalis triangularis