Treatment For Shamrock House Plant Going Dormant

My shamrock plant (oxalis regnellii) is dying back, as articles predict. Should I pinch back the stems to the top of the soil, or leave them on when I set it in a dark corner of the basement for the summer?

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 06/06/2021 @ 6:05 pm

This article explains. You can trim it back when the foliage fades for dormancy.

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