How to grow Mimosa pudica

1. Soil suitability

You can directly use garden soil to cultivate mimosa. If you want it to grow faster, you should choose a loose and nutritious soil. In addition, the drainage performance must be good enough, otherwise it will affect the respiration and growth of the root system. If you grow it at home, you can mix it with leaf mold and sandy soil.

2. Plenty of sunshine

When caring for it, place it in a sunny place so that the plant can see sufficient sunlight every day. It can also tolerate partial shade to a certain extent, but if the maintenance environment is too dark, it will directly affect its growth.

3. Water in time

Mimosa is more suitable for growing in a humid environment, so it needs to be watered in time to create a slightly moist growing environment for it. Normally it is best to water according to the dryness of the soil. When the weather is hot, you need to water it every day to prevent the soil from being too dry.

4. Suitable temperature

The most suitable temperature for plant growth is between 20-28℃. Be careful not to let the temperature be too low, especially in winter, you should keep warm and reduce the amount of watering appropriately. In winter, it needs to be moved to a warmer place, such as indoors, and the temperature should not be lower than 10℃.