How to grow Mimosa and the flower language of Mimosa

Mimosa can be planted in the courtyard. Its small leaves can droop and close, just like a shy person. The name of this plant is very appropriate. Mimosa is produced in tropical areas and is widely planted. It can be promoted in the wilderness and wasteland. The cultivation method and flower language of Mimosa are introduced below.

Cultivation methods and flower language of Mimosa

1. Mimosa cultivation method - roots Mimosa is a taproot plant with few roots, so direct seeding is better. If you transplant the roots, the roots will be injured. So even if you have to transplant the roots, the more appropriate method is to wait until the seedlings are relatively healthy and strong before transplanting.

2. Mimosa cultivation method - sowing To sow mimosa, first choose the appropriate culture soil, compact the soil and spray all the soil with a spray bottle. After the water penetrates, you can sow the seeds into the soil. After planting the seeds, plant the seeds in a shallow pot, and then cover the surface with soil to cover the seeds. Then cover with plastic film to maintain the humidity of the soil, and place the pot soil in a diffuse light environment of about 20 degrees.

3. Mimosa cultivation method - seedlings After the mimosa sprouts, remove the covering on the pot so that the buds can be surrounded by sunlight. When the seedlings grow to about three centimeters, they can be transplanted from the shallow pot and then planted in a separate pot, otherwise it is not easy to survive.