In what month do Mimosa seeds mature? In what month is it best to sow Mimosa seeds?

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1. Maturity time

February and which months to sow

The flowering period of Mimosa is from March to October. After flowering, it will produce seeds. When the seeds grow to about August to September, the seeds will mature. After the seeds mature, the color of the outer skin will gradually become darker. Place the fruit in the sun to dry and rub it gently with your hands to remove the seeds. The best time to sow Mimosa seeds is in spring. At this time, the external environment is very suitable and has a certain humidity. It is at the stage when everything begins to sprout and grow, and the germination rate is relatively high.

1. Maturity time

The flowering period of Mimosa pudica is from March to October. After flowering, it will produce seeds. The probability of producing seeds is relatively high. It has It has a high seed setting rate and the seeds are wrapped in flat pods with 2 seeds in each node. Wait until the seeds grow to about August-September, that is, around the Mid-Autumn Festival, when the seeds will mature. To judge whether the seeds are mature, you can observe the outer skin. When the color of the outer skin gradually becomes darker until it turns dark brown, it means it is mature. , can be harvested and used for planting. Pick the fruits and dry them in the sun. Rub them gently with your hands and the seeds will fall out.

Sowing in February and February

There are few restrictions on the time for sowing seeds of Mimosa pudica. It is best to choose it in spring. The external ambient temperature needs to be kept suitable, so as to facilitate the germination of seeds and the growth of seedlings. The temperature in spring is relatively mild. When the temperature rises, the temperature can stabilize at around 20-25 degrees. This temperature range is conducive to seed germination and also has a certain humidity. In addition to environmental advantages, spring is the time when everything begins to germinate. The growth stage, so the germination rate is relatively high.

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