This plant is a mutation of "normal" growth for a dicotlyden plant. I have seen trifoliate plants in all kinds of conditions-indoors, outdoors, good soil, bad soil, high ph, low ph, etc. I do not know any seed breeders that work with trifoliates, because they are genetically unstable and generally less potent than plants with "normal" genetics.
...You should find it grows okay but it won't be an outstanding plant. These days, I always remove them from my garden and replace them with plants that'll produce strong, healthy, "normal" growth
