What are the functions of mimosa

1. Introduction

Mimosa is a perennial herb or subshrub of the Leguminosae family. It is a low growing herb native to tropical South America. Mimosa has strong adaptability and strong vitality. It likes a warm and humid growing environment, has low soil requirements and grows faster. In addition, its leaves will immediately close and droop when exposed to external stimuli, hence the name. The flowers of mimosa are small and cute, and the maintenance method is relatively simple and easy to grow, so it can be grown at home.

2. Function

1. Predictive function: It can predict the weather. If its leaves close quickly after being touched but open very slowly, it means the weather will clear up. If the leaves shrink slowly after being touched, and their drooping speed also becomes slow, or even if they open again immediately before completely drooping, it means that the weather will change from sunny to cloudy or it is about to rain. In addition, mimosa can also predict earthquakes. If its leaves suddenly shrink and wither, it means that an earthquake may occur here in a few hours.

2. Medicinal value: It has high medicinal value and has many functions such as diuresis, hemostasis, detoxification and blood stasis removal. It is often used to treat colds, stomach pain, gastritis and other diseases, and has good therapeutic effects. However, it should be noted that mimosa is slightly toxic and is not suitable for long-term use, otherwise it will cause nerve paralysis.

3. Ornamental value: The flowers of mimosa are small and cute, with simple and elegant color, usually pink or white, and have high ornamental value. If you raise it at home, it can make people feel happy and also beautify the indoor environment.