Does Mimosa bloom? Pictures of Mimosa bloom

1. Does Mimosa bloom?

Mimosa will bloom. Its flowering period is generally in midsummer, between July and October. It grows relatively fast, and it only takes two or three months from the initial sowing to flowering.

The flowers of mimosa are relatively small and in head-shaped inflorescences. They come in two colors: purple-pink and white. The flowers are shaped like small balls and are composed of filaments, similar to pompoms. After flowering, mimosa will produce pods, which are oblate in shape.

2. The role of Mimosa

Ornamental value: Its plant shape is relatively scattered, the leaves are emerald green, and the flowers are small and cute. Moreover, its leaves will close when touched, making it look very cute and fresh. If you keep it at home, it has a certain ornamental value.

Predictive function: Mimosa can predict earthquakes. Generally, its leaves are open on sunny days and during the day and closed at night or on rainy days. So if it suddenly closes during the day or suddenly opens or even shrinks sharply at night, it means that an earthquake may come soon. Mimosa can predict the weather. After touching its leaves with your hand, if its leaves close and then open quickly, it means the weather may turn cloudy or rainy. If its leaves close and then open much more slowly than normal after being stimulated, the weather is likely to clear up.

Medicinal value: Although mimosa contains strong alkalinity, its medicinal value is higher. It can be used to stop bleeding and detoxify, and is effective in treating colds. However, it should be taken under the advice of a professional doctor.