The flowering period of Mimosa pudica is from March to October. After flowering, it will bear seeds. The probability of bearing seeds is relatively high. The seeds are wrapped in flat pods with two seeds in each node.When the seeds grow to about August to September, that is, around the Mid-Autumn Festival, the seeds will be mature at this time, to judge whether the seeds are mature or not, we can observe the skin, when the color of the skin gradually darkens, until it becomes dark brown, it shows that it is mature, and it can be picked for planting.Pick the fruit, put it in the sun to dry, gently rub it with your hands, and the seeds will fall off.
The sowing time of Mimosa pudica is less limited, and it is better to choose in spring, and the external environmental temperature needs to be kept suitable, so as to be conducive to seed germination and seedling growth.The temperature in spring is relatively mild, when the temperature rises, the temperature can be stabilized at about 20-25 degrees, this temperature range is conducive to seed germination, but also has a certain humidity, in addition to the advantages of the environment, spring is in the stage of germination and growth of all things, so the germination rate is relatively high.
