Plant Profile: Oxalis grandis

These are either annual or perennial herbs characterized by long-stalked leaves that feature three leaflets. The flowers are composed of five petals and can be found in shades of white, yellow, lavender, or rose, while the fruit takes the form of a capsule.

Preferred Habitat: Wooded areas.

Toxic Parts: All components of the plant.

Mode of Toxicity: Primarily through ingestion, although there are no recorded instances of toxicity in humans.

Toxicity Level: Consumption results in only mild toxicity.

Common Locations: Often seen as houseplants or in interior landscapes; can be weedy in disturbed sites and lawns; utilized in flower gardens as herbaceous perennials.

For further details, refer to information on Oxalis.