Clovers usually only have 3 leaves. The probability of clover naturally having 4 leaves is 1 in 5000. But it’s also a genetic thing, so they can be bred to have more leaves. The world record for most leaves on a clover was achieved through cross/selective breeding.
Clovers usually only have 3 leaves. The probability of clover naturally having 4 leaves is 1 in 5000. But it’s also a genetic thing, so they can be bred to have more leaves. The world record for most leaves on a clover was achieved through cross/selective breeding.
Thanks, it seems it was just a childish memory.
What was the record? Don’t leave us hanging
From memory it’s something like 53 leaves
GWR registered one at 63 leafs! Absolutely insane. Here’s the picture on GWR
Biblically-accurate clover.
One-bite salad