Ikigai Oxalis
 
harmony by nature
 
Happiness can be interpreted in many ways, but in fact we all look for it in balance, contentment, agreement and harmony.
A unique description of happiness is Ikigai, a Japanese approach to 'giving your life meaning'.
 
According to Japanese tradition, everyone has an Ikigai, something that we would translate as 'a reason for being'.
According to this tradition, it is one of the secrets to a long and happy life.
 
With Ikigai Oxalis you bring harmony to your home and give a unique piece of happiness as a gift.
Within Ikigai, each variety represents a different message, which we are happy to pass on to you.
Give a special gift with Ikigai Oxalis and bring harmony to your home.
 
Ikigai Oxalis plants are available at the best garden centers and florists across Europe.
 
 
Oxalis species
 
Within Ikigai Oxalis we know several varieties. Each species carries its own unique message.
The different Oxalis stimulate happiness in a different way.
With Oxalis Triangularis you bring willpower to your home.
 
Oxalis Triangularis
 
Oxalis Triangularis means willpower and wisdom. With this Oxalis you empower the other person to experience personal growth.
Be open to deeper wisdom and gain insights into what is really important in life and what is not.
Ikigai Triangularis makes you aware of the power of thoughts and releasing them.
 
Oxalis Triangularis has a unique purple pattern on its foliage, which gives the plant a mysterious and modern look.
 
Oxalis Care
 
Light: In order for the flowers to bloom as much as possible, it is advisable to place the plant in a bright place, without too much direct sunlight.
 
Water: Oxalis likes moist soil. However, avoid overwatering.
Watering once or twice a week is sufficient. It is best to use a pot with drainage options to drain excess water.
 
Outside: You can also plant the Oxalis outside from May to August! Avoid direct sun and, of course, keep an eye on the humidity.
 
Good to know: Oxalis naturally has a day and night cycle. If the plant has enough light, it will close its leaves at night when that light is gone.
During the day, to capture as much light as possible, the leaves will open again. Also, the leaves will close briefly when the plant is moved.