Where does Mimosa pudica grow? Where does it usually grow?

Mimosa is a perennial herb, named because its leaves close when stimulated. Its leaves are feather-like and grow lushly. Its flowers are similar to pompoms and are very cute. The flowers are mostly lavender or white. They are very beautiful when they bloom and have very good ornamental value.

Where does Mimosa grow?

Mimosa grows in bushes and open wastelands. It prefers a warm, humid and sunny environment. The plant is strong, grows fast and has strong adaptability to the environment. It was introduced to China in the early years and is often cultivated as a potted plant in the Yangtze River Basin.

Mimosa grows on the ground. It is a herbaceous plant with certain ornamental value. It is suitable for growing in well-drained, organic-rich, fertile sandy loam. If the soil is not suitable, the growth rate will slow down.

Where does Mimosa grow?

Mimosa pudica has strong adaptability and grows in warm and sunny places. This plant is native to tropical regions and is now widely planted in southern my country. Generally, Mimosa pudica does not have very high requirements for the soil environment and is often seen in wasteland, hillsides or bushes, but it is more suitable for planting in sandy soil, which is beneficial to its growth and flowering.

Where is Mimosa produced?

Mimosa is native to the tropical regions of Central and South America and is now distributed in almost all tropical regions. It has been introduced for cultivation in various parts of southern China. It has now grown wild in southern Fujian, Taiwan, southern Guangdong, Hainan, southern Guangxi, Guilin, southern Jiangxi, and southern Yunnan .