What chlorophyl do Oxalis Triangularis have?

a,b, or c?


and what color light will they grow best under?


~Oxalis Triangularis (Purple Shamrock)~


and any idea how it get it to produce more plants?


thank you for your help!

What chlorophyl do Oxalis Triangularis have?
It has a and b. C is only present in certain types of algae.





Natural light generally works the best but if you don't have enough, try using a grow light.
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