🍀 More than just luck

Twelve years ago, Japanese gardener Yoshiharu Watanabe began his journey towards harvesting the world's luckiest clover. 

• For years, Yoshiharu cross-pollinated clovers in his garden to see how many leaves he could get to grow on a single stem. 
• “Since the number of leaves was increasing year by year," he said, "I have been aiming for the Guinness World Records title.”

🏆 Yoshiharu finally achieved his goal this year, growing a clover with 63 separate leaves to surpass the previous record of 59.

"People say that a four-leaved clover brings you happiness, so it would be great if this 63-leaved clover would bring surprise and pleasure to people," Yoshiharu shared.