Maintenance tips for mimosa

Daily maintenance

1. Mimosa cannot be watered before it sprouts. It needs to be covered with plastic film to keep warm and moisturize if the temperature in the pot is too high. The temperature of the seedbed should be moderated by covering it with reed curtains.

2. When all the mimosa seedlings have emerged, if they have not withered or died, try not to water them to slow down the seedlings, so as to prevent the leaves and stems of the mimosa from growing too long.

3. The soil in the mimosa pot is too dry. When watering is needed, it is best to choose to do it after sunset. Use a spray bottle to water. When watering, make sure the potting soil of the mimosa is wet and thoroughly wet. Do not water it at noon when there is sufficient light and strong sunlight. Mimosa should be watered once in the morning and evening every day. Each time you water it, you should maintain a certain amount of water. Not too much, and the soil in the pot should not dry out. It is best to sprinkle water above the mimosa.

4. When transplanting Mimosa seedlings, thinning should be done twice to keep the distance between each seedling at about 4-5cm. When the seedlings grow to more than 8-10cm, remove them from the pots and place them on the open ground for further cultivation. They can also be moved into new pots for planting.

5. Mimosa actually has a very strong vitality. It needs to be watered every day, but it does not need to be fertilized. After watering for about three months, the seedlings will grow and bloom and bear fruit. Do not cultivate it too hastily.

6. During the breeding process, pay attention to the troubles of various diseases and pests, and try not to use pesticides on mimosa.

Summary

Now do you know how to grow mimosa well? In fact, mimosa is very easy to grow. Flower lovers need to pay more attention to fertilizing and watering and avoid excessive use. It likes plenty of sunlight. Follow the guide to grow beautiful mimosa!