The efficacy and function of Mimosa

Speaking of Mimosa, I believe everyone is familiar with it. This is a plant that has a strong response to the outside world, which is also the origin of its name "Mimosa". Mimosa, also known as sensitive grass, blooms in September every year. It is suitable for growing in warm and humid places.

[Warning] Mimosa contains mimosa alkaloids. Excessive contact can cause thinning eyebrows and yellowing hair, and in severe cases, can cause hair loss.

The efficacy and value of Mimosa

1. The ornamental value of Mimosa

Mimosa pudica has sparse and dense leaves that are only close together, with a unique shape and tender green leaves. Its flowers are lavender and hide at night, like a gentle girl next door. People often make small potted plants and place them at home for appreciation.

2. Mimosa has the effect of relieving cough and reducing phlegm

Mimosa pudica is sweet, astringent and cool. It has the effects of relieving cough and reducing phlegm, promoting dampness and unblocking meridians, harmonizing the stomach and eliminating stagnation. Since Mimosa pudica is toxic when eaten, it is usually taken according to the doctor's instructions.

3. Mimosa pudica has a specific predictive effect

This is also a characteristic that Mimosa has that other plants do not have. Because Mimosa is very sensitive to the outside world, it can sense changes in the weather. When the air humidity is low, the leaves react quickly, and vice versa. In addition, Mimosa can also sense disasters, such as earthquakes. Before an earthquake, the leaves of Mimosa will inexplicably close and wither. This is the response to sensing disasters.