Saving an old-timer

Thats brilliant. Plants are amazing and so resilient.

Good to see that plant looking perky again :o)

Your my Hero!!
It makes you feel wonderful when you resurrect a plant and it comes
into bloom like this one has done. Good for you!!

I think that's an Oxalis triangularis, N2. Glad it's doing well. :-)

very pretty little chap.

Thank you SO much Spritzhenry for the positive identification! I had no idea what it was.
Now that I know what it is, I can custom tailor an organic program that fits the little plant's exact needs and watch it grow like crazy! My wife will probably not like the idea of re-potting it and "dry rooting" it into a new container, but I know that this little little guy will take off and thrive like crazy in a new bigger organic home! {grin}

Did you realise that this grows from corms? It won't be one plant, it should be a number of them. Be careful, it'll fall apart if you re-pot it!

Exactly! The root system must be maintained and must be relatively undisturbed during a re-potting. This is one little guy that CANNOT be dry-rooted into another pot. I just found this out while doing some research on it tonight.
The plan is to pull the intact "plug" out of the old pot in one piece and place it into a much larger container filled with a super rich organic soil mix and let mother nature determine how the "plug" wishes to propagate into the new "home". We'll see what happens.
~N20~

Good luck with it/them. :-))