How to cultivate mimosa, a fresh household plant

Mimosa is more lovely and suitable for decorating small and fresh homes. Maybe many people know why mimosa is shy and then lose its previous enthusiasm for it. If you want to raise a mimosa at home, have you ever known how mimosa is raised?

First, the growth environment of mimosa

Mimosa has strong adaptability, it likes warm and humid places, it grows well in moist and fertile soil, at the same time, it is not strict with the soil, is not cold-resistant, likes light, and can withstand semi-shade, so it is now doing more ornamental plant cultivation in the family. Mimosa is generally born in hillside jungles and roadside tidal wetlands.

Second, the culture method of mimosa

Mimosa can be cultivated in ordinary soil, but it is best in loose, fertile soil. It doesn't need much fertilizer during its growing period. It is OK to apply dilute liquid fertilizer for 2 or 3 times when applying fertilizer, not too much fertilizer. Do not be an apprentice, because mimosa is mainly an interesting foliage flower, small is better. The planting technique of mimosa is relatively simple and the management is extensive. The requirements of climate, sunshine and soil are not strict. I like a warm and humid environment.

Third, the planting method of mimosa

Mimosa is generally propagated by sowing, and the sowing time is from late March to early April. Spread the seeds evenly on the fine soil and cover the soil 1. When the temperature is about 18 ℃, the seedlings can emerge in about 10 days. When mimosa is managed in the field, when the distance between plants in the field is 25 to 30 meters, it is necessary to loosen the soil, hoe and water in time, and when potted indoors, water it every three days in summer.

IV. Maintenance of mimosa

During the growth period, mimosa can be irrigated with rotten dilute liquid fertilizer every 10 days or so. When mimosa is transplanted indoors when potted ornamental flowers, it is best to move into the sunny place indoors. At the same time, mimosa likes to be moist. It is watered once a day in summer, and the soil is required to be deep, fertile and moist. Moreover, mimosa is a cold-resistant plant. The indoor temperature should be 18 degrees in winter, or it will die on its own.

5. Main points of culture of mimosa

Moisture: mimosa likes to be moist and is watered once a day during summer growth.

Fertilizer: fertilize once every half a month in the seedling stage.

Temperature: mimosa is not hardy and likes tropical climate, so remember to keep warm in winter.

Sunshine: mimosa likes to have plenty of sunshine, and semi-overcast in summer is the best.