Mimosa flower language, does mimosa bloom?

1. Mimosa flower language

The flower language of mimosa is shyness, sensitivity, politeness and self-protection.

1. Shy and sensitive: If the leaves of Mimosa pudica are touched, watered or breeze blows, they will fold up, just like a shy little girl.

2. Politeness: If you touch its leaves, they will curl up as if they are bowing politely to you. Therefore, its flower language is "politeness".

3. Self-protection: As long as there is any disturbance, the mimosa will be stimulated and immediately fold its leaves to protect itself. It has a strong sense of protection.

2. Will it bloom?

Mimosa will bloom. Its flowering period is from July to October. It takes about 5 days from bud to flowering. After flowering, pods will be produced and fall off when mature. The flowers are a light purple-pink, furry, and appear particularly coy.

3. The role of Mimosa

1. Ornamental value: Its plant shape is scattered and its leaves will close when touched. The flowers are fresh and lovely, giving people a feeling of frailty and elegance. It is highly ornamental when raised at home.

2. Forecast function: able to predict the weather. If the leaves shrink slowly after being stimulated, and open immediately after closing, the weather will turn cloudy or it will rain. If it closes quickly but opens slowly, the weather will soon clear up. It can also predict earthquakes. Normally, its leaves are open during the day and closed at night. But if it is closed during the day, it means an earthquake may be coming soon. Hours before an earthquake, plants suddenly wilt.

3. Medicinal value: Mimosa contains a slight poison, but its medicinal value outweighs its toxicity. It has the effects of stopping bleeding, detoxifying, curing colds and acting as a diuretic, but it is best taken under the doctor's advice.