How to prune oxalis triangularis 'mijke'

Remove dead foliage as it appears; cut back fully when the plant enters dormancy. Snap or snip individual yellowed or dead stems at soil level. When the whole plant dies back for dormancy, cut all growth to soil level, reduce watering, and allow the bulbs 6–8 weeks of rest before resuming care to trigger regrowth.

As needed (dead-leaf removal); once per dormancy cycle. Oxalis triangularis 'Mijke' rarely needs deliberate pruning. Simply remove yellowing, damaged, or dead leaves and stems as they appear by pulling or snipping them at the base. When the plant goes dormant (leaves die back naturally), cut all foliage to soil level and let the bulbs rest. No structural pruning is needed.

Snap or snip individual yellowed or dead stems at soil level. When the whole plant dies back for dormancy, cut all growth to soil level, reduce watering, and allow the bulbs 6–8 weeks of rest before resuming care to trigger regrowth.