For Haru-sama [Final Shipment of the Season!] Four-Leaf Clover ⑦ Mostly Five-Leaf Clovers White Clover Seedlings

This is a seedling of a four-leaf clover (white clover).

It has a high probability of producing five-leaf clovers, and also four-leaf clovers.
Surprisingly, this seedling has a low probability of producing three-leaf clovers.

The reason for multiple leaves can be due to the clover being stepped on during growth, causing damage to the primordia (the origin of the leaves), which leads to an increase in leaves. Four-leaf clovers can also occur due to spontaneous mutations.

The plant was divided in early May of this year and has been growing for about three weeks, so the roots have taken hold firmly.

The parent plant has produced up to eight leaves.
Having overwintered, it's possible that you may see six, seven, or eight leaves, or more, once the growing season begins this spring and the plant becomes vigorous. (While not guaranteed, based on experience, they tend to appear more frequently as the plant grows larger.)
White flowers (white clover) bloom from around May to July.
If there are signs of blooming by the time of shipping, we will cut off the buds to prevent aphids from gathering.
Please understand.

As this is a living plant, we inspect it, but there may be some insect damage, or small insects or weeds mixed in.
We kindly ask that those who are sensitive to such things refrain from purchasing.

We will ship the seedling by crushing a 6cm diameter plastic pot to fit within the Click Post thickness limit of 3cm.
Click Post delivers on weekends and holidays, so it will reach you quickly.
Shipping may be delayed by a few days until the soil dries after watering.
If the package does not fit in your mailbox and you are not home, a delivery attempt notice will be left, so please pick it up promptly.
Upon arrival, please repot immediately and keep it in partial shade for about a week to observe its condition.

As this product is one seedling per package, we cannot offer combined shipping discounts.

[Flower Meanings]

Three-leaf clover
Love, Hope, Faith
The most commonly seen clover.

Four-leaf clover
Good Luck, Be Mine
Each leaf has a meaning. The four leaves represent Hope, Faith, Love, and Happiness. The occurrence rate is about 1 in 10,000.

Five-leaf clover
Financial Luck
A very auspicious flower meaning. The occurrence rate is about 1 in 1,000,000.

Six-leaf clover
Honor
You'll be very lucky to find one at this point. Finding one means you are exceptionally fortunate. It is truly an honorable thing.

Seven-leaf clover
Infinite Happiness
The ultimate state of happiness. The occurrence rate is about 1 in 250,000,000.

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