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Leaf
The leaves of wood sorrel are compound leaves made up of three small leaves, similar to clover. The leaves are usually round to heart-shaped, often with serrated or wavy edges. The leaves of some varieties can be red, purple or green.
Flowers
The flowers of wood sorrel are small and bright, usually five-petaled, bell- or funnel-shaped, and come in colors of yellow, white, pink, etc. The flowering period usually lasts from spring to summer.
Stem
The stems of wood sorrel are usually thin and can be erect or prostrate. The height of the stems varies depending on the variety.
Growth Habits
Sun and Soil
Wood Sorrel prefers full sun and well-drained soil, but can also grow in partial shade.
Growth Rate
Sorrel grows quickly and sometimes spreads into unwanted areas, so it must be controlled promptly.
Cold Tolerance
Oxalis usually has a strong tolerance to cold environments and a strong adaptability.
Planting method
1. Choose a sunny, well-drained place to plant sorrel.
2. Make sure the soil is loose and fertile with good drainage.
3. After planting, water in time to keep the soil moist, but avoid water accumulation. Fertilizing at the right time during the growing season will help promote plant growth and flower bloom.
4. Cut off overly long stems and wilted leaves in time to keep the plant clean and healthy.
