The mimosa is shy when it comes to it. The expert tells you: don't touch the leaves casually. It's poisonous.

I don't know if you came into contact with an interesting plant when we were young, and why it is said to be interesting, because it contracts as soon as we touch its leaves with our fingers. Speaking of which, we probably know what kind of plant Huahua is talking about, yes, it is mimosa.

I remember that when I was in primary school, there were several plants on the balcony of the class, including mimosa, which was small and very inconspicuous, but it was liked by the little girls in our class very much, and they would gently touch its leaves as soon as the class was over. Watch it close the leaves and slowly open them. I thought I was so funny at that time.

Today, Huahua will introduce to you about the maintenance of mimosa.

Buy some mimosa seeds back, in fact, there are a lot of mimosa seeds on the market. Soak the seeds in water for a day and control the temperature at about 30 degrees. Soaking the seeds in water in advance allows the seeds to absorb enough water, making it easier to grow later.

Generally speaking, when we plant mimosa, we choose to use a small pot to sow seeds. At this time, we usually put 1 or 2 seeds in a small pot, cover it with some soil, and cover the pot with cling film to prevent the soil from evaporating. Then put the soil in the position where the sun shines, observe diligently, and find that after the soil is dry, the mimosa will be watered and can sprout in less than two weeks.

In the growth process of mimosa, sunlight accounts for a very important part, if there is no sunlight or lack of light, it will affect the growth of mimosa.

Mimosa is a tropical plant that likes water. There should be no shortage of water during the growth period. It is necessary to keep the soil moist and ensure the moisture for the growth of mimosa. Especially in summer, watering can not be less, it is best to water once a day. In winter, we must prevent frost damage and take good heat preservation measures to prevent mimosa from being frostbitten and frostbitten to death.

Many friends may not look at the small size of the mimosa, but its leaves are slightly toxic. The leaves of mimosa contain a toxin that can cause yellowing of hair and eyebrows if we come into contact with the leaves of mimosa for a long time.

Mimosa during the day is non-toxic and will not release that toxic substance until night. Huahua reminds everyone that it is okay to touch mimosa only occasionally, but don't touch it for a long time. I believe everyone will not touch the leaves of mimosa for a long time.

Mimosa is small and lovely, it is very suitable for little girls to raise, girls must be very interested in it! This mimosa knows the same shyness as a little girl, and it is estimated that she has some girlish feelings.

If you are also interested, raise a pot quickly!