Oxalis triangularis
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Andrea 
Somesh Devagekar works as Data Scientist at FYTA. He likes to juggle Data to see what your plants need. When he doesn’t work, he likes to hang out with this buddy:
A fighter plant. The Oxalis triangularis comes from Brazil and belongs to the family of wood sorrel. I personally have seen this plant rise back from the dead, as all it requires is love and care. This one’s a fighter and has seen the worst of its time. Now it flourishes and blossoms.
My personal care routine is to not let the root ball dry out completely and alternatively repot it once a year.
FYTA 
Alex 
