• Light conditions: Prefers bright places with indirect light.
• Irrigation: Water regularly, decreasing in winter and increasing in summer.
• Fertilization: It does not require frequent fertilization, but keep the substrate controlled.
• Transplant: Every few years, divide the bulbs and transplant into separate pots.
• Flowers: Blooms with small clusters of white, violet and pink flowers.
• Toxicity: Plant toxic to pets and children; grow in safe places.

Red clover is a charming plant that adds a mystical touch and luck to any home with simple care.