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Their fast-spreading tuberous roots can spread like wildfire. However, when confined to a container, you can put this plant on your windowsill to enjoy the lush, clover-like leaves and charming little flowers up-close.
Jan 24, 2023 · Choose a well-draining, porous container with a diameter of six inches, and fill it with potting soil. The soil surface should be one inch below the pot rim for easy watering. Add soil slightly higher to allow for some settling. Unpot the plant and gently remove enough soil to see the tubers.
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Aug 21, 2024 · Propagation of a shamrock plant can be done after your plant is two weeks into its dormancy period. You will need to remove the bulb from the soil bed and remove the small bulb offsets. Each individual bulb offset can be replanted in its own container for new plants.