The chance of finding a four leaf clover are slim. Supposedly, the statistics show about 1 in 10,000 which is, relatively, better than winning most lotteries. We thought we’d even up the odds to find our own four leaf clover.
Between 1913 and 1917, Edmund S. Conklin handed out a questionnaire asking if people believed 4 leaf clover is lucky. A little over ¼ of college students believed Four Leaf Clovers are lucky which makes this superstition among the top two superstitions.
In 2008, a Korean team developed Jeju Lucky-1; a strain of clover that produces 4 leaves 60 percent of the time. Our lucky has improved. We can now have four leaf clover 60 percent of the time. Our cow was pleased as well.
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I find four-leaf clovers all of the time. My husband says all I have to do is look down, and I’ll find one.
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“a Korean team developed Jeju Lucky-1; a strain of clover that produces 4 leaves 60 percent of the time.” That’s priceless! Need more luck? Just grow it yourself.
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LOL! Superstition! Sometimes it makes you shake your head.
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