What is the flower language of Mimosa? It symbolizes a shy, sensitive and fragile heart.

What is the flower language of Mimosa? When we talk about Mimosa, everyone will know that it is the kind of plant whose leaves will shrink back when touched. Now Mimosa has also become a potted plant that many people like to grow. So what does Mimosa mean? The following article will take you to find out.

The Flower Language of Mimosa

Mimosa flower language 1: shyness, warm friendship

Mimosa is like a shy girl who will lower her head and act shy at the slightest disturbance. Therefore, the flower language of mimosa is shyness. Mimosa represents a very shy and timid personality. Some people are as sensitive to touch and have strong self-esteem as mimosa, but after getting to know it, you will feel much more relaxed. Therefore, Mimosa also represents that what is important in making friends is quality, and people like long-lasting relationships.

Mimosa flower language 2: sensitive, fragile heart

Mimosa is very sensitive and will close its leaves if there is any movement in the outside world. Therefore, the flower language of mimosa is sensitivity, sensitive heart.

Mimosa represents that you have a sensitive heart, are sensitive to what is happening, and are easily disturbed by the outside world. Your heart is very fragile and needs careful care and protection.

Mimosa flower language three: politeness, shame

The leaves of mimosa will curl up if touched by hand, watered or encountered a typhoon. It's like bowing to someone. It's a polite plant. Therefore, its flower language is "politeness". Anyone born under the blessing of this flower will be well-behaved and loved by the elders. However, it makes peers feel nervous and intimidated, so one should relax once in a while, because if you are too serious and follow rules, even the opposite sex may be afraid and dare not get close to you.

Supplement: When giving mimosa as a gift, you can lightly cover the potted plant with pink tulle and tie it with a pink ribbon knot. It will be more interesting if you can decorate it with pink mohair pompoms.

Introduction to Mimosa

1. Mimosa is a loose, subshrubby herb that can reach 1 meter in height. It has a cylindrical, branched stem with scattered, recurved hooked spines and inverted prickles. The inflorescence head is spherical, about 1 cm in diameter, with a long peduncle, solitary or 2-3 growing in the leaf axils, with small, light pink flowers. The pods are oblong, flat, slightly curved, with wavy edges and prickles. They fall off at the nodes when mature, but the edges remain. The flowering period is March to October, and the fruiting period is May to November.

2. If you touch the leaves of Mimosa pudica lightly, they will immediately close and droop. This will happen even if a gust of wind blows, just like a shy girl. This is also the biggest characteristic of Mimosa pudica.

The value of mimosa

1. Medicinal value: Mimosa has many medicinal effects, which are recorded in many medical books and medicine records. In "Practical Chinese Herbal Medicine", it is recorded that Mimosa has the effect of "clearing away heat and dampness, treating deep abscesses, enteritis, gastritis, hernia, and infantile malnutrition". Not only that, the Mimosa prescription can also treat a variety of diseases. It is recorded in "Selected Guangxi Materia Medica" that the whole Mimosa plant is 15 to 60 grams. Decoction in water can treat acute hepatitis. According to the "Qingdao Handbook of Chinese Herbal Medicine", it takes 30g of Mimosa pudica, 9g of Polygala tenuifolia, and 9g of Ziziphus jujuba seed. Decoction in water can treat neurasthenia.

2. Predictive value: Mimosa is a wonderful plant that can predict changes in weather. If you touch it with your hand, its leaves close quickly and open slowly, which means the weather will turn sunny. If you touch the mimosa, its leaves shrink slowly, droop slowly, or even close slightly and then open again, which means the weather will turn from sunny to cloudy or it is about to rain.