Four-leaf clovers? Bah! We want those five-leaf clovers for extra luck!
 

Hello!

Top of the evening to you, Misha-chan!

Huh. There's five-leaf clovers, too?

Mhm. And six-leaf ones.

Are they less common than the four leaf one?

I want to say that my luck in finding them has been the same finding a four-leaf one.

Whoa! That's an awesome clover! Too bad most of the leaves are lacking the signature heart shape...

I know. :( And all the ones I've found lack that signature shape too. It's a shame.

... that's an interesting question actually?
is it so that when a clover diverges from a 3 leaf it's an equal possibility to have four, five, six.
like a deck of cards where you think that one hand is more plausible than the other even though it's not really.
or is it really harder to find??
dang it, dys.

that sounds like extra luck though 0: although it's kind of backhanded that you'd have to be lucky to get a clover in the first place.

It's something I've wondered about before. But, in my yard at least, finding a clover with more than the typical 3 leaves isn't super hard to do.

really? 0: you must have some serious good luck spirits hanging around haha. blessed ground.

x___o It depends on if there's an equal number of each type of clover or not.

I am curious about the clover leaves and the frequency of each kind now tho. xD

According to Wikipedia, the odds for a four-leaf clover are 1 in 10,000. And ones with more than four leaves are less common.

And today's tasty tidbit of useless info is that in 2009, a man found a record-holding clover with 56 leaves. Impressive!

... A 56 leaf clover? What did it look like?

56 leaves?? It must've looked like some kind of clover-rose hybrid. [shock]

Here's an image of a 20-odd leaf clover:

http://static.neatorama.com/misscellania/21clover.jpg