Is it poisonous to put it indoors?

I believe many friends have seen or picked mimosas to play. Mimosa was a very special plant. Once touched, its leaves would shrink, just like a shy girl. Does everyone know that mimosa is poisonous? Can it be placed indoors? Today, Xiaobian will bring you to know this wonderful plant!

Is mimosa poisonous?

Mimosa in fact, the whole plant has a small poison, but does not affect people, and the whole plant into medicine, there are sedative, hemostatic convergence and scattered stasis analgesic effect. However, mimosa plants contain a substance called mimosa alkali, which is harmful to the human body. If you come into contact with mimosa frequently, it will cause eyebrows to become numb, hair to turn yellow and even hair to fall off.

Mimosa generally does not pose a poison to the human body during the day, but at night, because it cannot carry out photosynthesis, it will release toxic substances. That is to say, mimosa is actually poisonous, so Xiaobian suggested that mimosa should be placed outside the balcony as much as possible, not indoors, so as not to cause harm to the body. At the same time, the cultivation on the balcony can be decorated with pink mohair balls, which will be more interesting. Now, more ornamental plants are cultivated in the family courtyard.

Can mimosas be placed indoors?

Mimosa should not be planted indoors. It is better to plant on outdoor balconies. The reasons are as follows:

(1) Mimosa, due to its unique physiological habits, has many nicknames, such as laughing grass, induction grass, drinking grass, shy grass, ugly grass, shy grass and husband and wife grass. Mimosa originated in tropical America, is a perennial herb of the genus Mimosa Leguminosae.

(2) Mimosa likes positive plants and needs to grow in the sun. It is easy to cause yellow leaves when placed indoors for a long time.

(3) Mimosa contains an alkaloid called mimosine, which is very toxic, and people often come into contact with it will cause hair loss.

Although mimosa is very wonderful and lovely, but for their own health and mimosa's sunny characteristics, Xiaobian suggested not to cultivate mimosa indoors. This is the introduction of mimosa.