The Truth about Clovers

🍀 Four-Leaf Clover 🍀

You all knew that "Four-leaf Clover" brings good luck, right?

Lately, I heard that this four-leaf clover became a rich man by developing an edible four-leaf clover in Korea.

Isn't that cool?

It is a food that uses four-leaf clover as food.

If you eat four-leaf clover as food like this, you will be very happy that you ate good luck, right?

As I was passing by, the clover bloomed, so I took a picture of the clover flower.

Clovers are soft and light green or green in color.

However, according to the encyclopedia and the edible clover developer's photo, like the clover in the picture below looks dark, rough, and hard. 

The shape of the leaves is also completely different.

The clover flowers are called white flowers like below, but the clover I know is this kind of flower.

The four-leaf clover's white flower that's growing for food.

If there is one shortcoming in this posting about clover, it is the lack of clear and accurate information.

What kind of information should we trust if we say something that is invisible?

Is this flower the clover flower?

Is it that flower?

I'm really curious.

I want to know for sure, not "maybe like this" or "maybe like that."

If we say something that is invisible, what kind of information should we trust?

These are the clovers I know and the flowers of the clovers.

There are white clover flowers and pink clover flowers.