Où et comment planter un mimosa ?
Plantez vos mimosas au soleil, dans un endroit abrité des vents dominants, contre un mur et dans un sol parfaitement drainé. Les mimosas craignent les sols calcaires et les terres lourdes et argileuses. Privilégiez plutôt un sol léger, drainant et acide pour votre mimosa.
Comment faire une bouture d’un mimosa ?
Comment repiquer le mimosa ?
- Remplir à demi les conteneurs de substrat léger.
- Lever délicatement les plantules à la spatule ou à la gouge, suivant leur taille.
- Conserver un maximum de racines.
- Mettre les plants en pot et combler.
- Ne pas tasser.
- Arroser.
What are the adaptations of Mimosa plant?
- Rapid Movement. According to Plants In Motion, »Sensitive Plant » mimosas display a startling rapid response to touch and heat stimuli,called thigmonasty,or touch-induced movement.
- Resilient and Prolific. The Mimosa pigra produces several pods at a time,and each pod contains 14 to 26 seeds each. …
- Pod Adaptations. …
- Root Nodules. …
- Introducing Microbes. …
How to care for Mimosa seedlings?
- Plant mimosa in a well-draining,sunny site that provides lots of room for it to grow. …
- Water the sapling when the soil is dry until its roots establish. This should take just a season. …
- Fertilize mimosa sparingly in spring or not at all. It is already a fast grower. …
- Trim out limbs that are crowded or otherwise don’t contribute to a pleasing shape. …
What is a Mimosa plant?
- Mimosa, (genus Mimosa), large genus of plants in the pea family (Fabaceae), native to tropical and subtropical areas throughout both hemispheres. They are so named from the movements of the leaves in certain species that “mimic” animal sensibility.
