Is the curable mimosa poisonous? Can I put it in the room? Why is he shy?

In the plant world, there is a green plant that closes its leaves at a touch-mimosa. I believe that many friends who like to plant green plants at home have planted them. Do you know that the treatable mimosa is poisonous? Can I put it in the room? Why is it shy? Let's learn about it with the editor.

What does mimosa look like?

1. In general, the mimosa planted at home or in the flower shop is a small pot and will not be very tall, but it can grow up to 1 meter, and the mimosa also has scattered and downward-curved thorns.

two。 The leaves of mimosa are like needles but with bristles, and the flower is very small, with reddish linear petals, flowering from March to October each year, and its pods are oblong and flat in shape with slightly curved waves. The fruit period is from May to November every year.

Is mimosa poisonous?

Mimosa is poisonous.

1. Mimosa contains an alkali that is slightly toxic and can cause hair and eyebrows to turn yellow and fall off if touched or touched for a long time.

two。 Mimosa has the effects of calming the mind, clearing heat and detoxification, but it cannot be used alone, and it needs to be eaten with other drugs, and if mimosa is needed for auxiliary treatment, you must not use medicine at will under the professional guidance of the doctor. otherwise, it can cause cataracts and other adverse reactions.

Third, can mimosa be put indoors?

Mimosa had better not be put indoors.

1. Mimosa itself is a slightly poisonous plant, long-term contact is not good for health, especially families with children should not put mimosa within reach, so as not to endanger the health of children.

two。 Mimosa, like other green plants, produces oxygen by photosynthesis during the day, but at night it breathes carbon dioxide and other harmful substances, so mimosa is better raised on balconies or other ventilated places.

Fourth, why is the mimosa shy?

Mimosa gets its name because it folds its leaves when it touches and behaves like shyness. In addition, it is also called inductive grass, mimosa, shout grass, fear of ugly grass and so on. Although we know that mimosa is "shy", but many friends don't know why it is shy, let's talk about why.

1. Environmental reasons for the place of origin: mimosa is a plant growing in South America and Brazil. It will have a lot of wind and rain during the tropical rainy season. It will fold up the leaves in order to avoid the damage caused by heavy rain droplets. Do you think it is old and smart?

two。 Botanical reasons: in order to explore the reasons for the shyness of mimosa, some people have done related research. After professional research, it is found that there are many parenchyma around the vascular bundle of the mimosa leaf pillow, and when there is touch or vibration, the cell fluid from the upper parenchyma cells of the leaf pillow will be discharged into the intercellular space, so that the turgor pressure of the upper half of the leaf pillow cells is reduced, while the lower half parenchyma cell space still maintains the original swelling pressure, so that the mimosa leaflets will stand upright and the two leaflets will close.

Fifth, how to raise mimosa potted plants?

1. Mimosa potted plants are either planted in a pot directly from the market (if this is the case, all you need to do is to maintain it), or start from sowing. If you choose to sow, it will sprout in March or April every year, usually a week after sowing.

two。 The vitality of mimosa is very tenacious, so the choice of soil is not very high, flowerpots with ceramics, plastic and so on are OK.

3. Water mimosa once a day in summer, and each time to keep the soil moist; in spring, autumn and winter, watering about once every three days, if the soil is especially dry, it can shorten the watering interval.

4. Mimosa can be fertilized once a month, with peel or Amoy rice water fermentation diluted after watering, you can also go to the market to buy fertilizer.

5. Mimosa should have proper light but be careful not to be exposed to the sun. Put it in a cool and ventilated place in summer to prevent the leaves from getting sunburned. In addition, you should pay attention to keeping warm in winter.