When is the best time to sow mimosa seeds?

Mimosa seed sowing time

Mimosa is usually sown in spring, when the climate is most suitable for sowing. The temperature is neither cold nor hot, and the air humidity is also suitable. Sowing at this time is very conducive to seed germination, but the temperature needs to be kept between 15-28 degrees before sowing.

Mimosa seed planting method and steps

1. Seed germination: First, you need to prepare suitable mimosa seeds, which must be plump and free of pests and diseases. Then they need to be germinated. Soak them in warm water at about 30 degrees for about 3-4 hours, and then place them in wet gauze for about 7 days.

2. Soil configuration: Mimosa does not have very high requirements for the soil for planting, but in order to make it germinate faster, it is best to choose loose, breathable, well-drained soil, and it should be relatively fine so that it can germinate and take root better.

3. Sowing: After the shell of the mimosa seeds cracks, you can sow them. You need to dig a small hole in the soil, put the seeds in it, and cover them with fine soil. Then water them appropriately and cover them with plastic film.

4. Maintenance work: Mimosa prefers a warm growing environment, so when planting, the temperature should be kept between 15-28 degrees, and watering should be carried out appropriately, so that it will germinate in about 4 days.