Mimosa pudica, commonly known as the Sensitive Plant/ lojjaboti plant/ Chui Mui , is a fascinating low-growing, creeping species from the Fabaceae family. Originally native to tropical regions of South and Central America, it has now spread and become naturalized in many parts of the world. This plant is renowned for its unique reaction to touch, a phenomenon called “thigmonasty.”
When the leaves of Mimosa pudica are touched or disturbed, they quickly fold inward and droop. This rapid movement is thought to serve as a defense mechanism against herbivores, making the plant appear less appealing and potentially deterring predators.
The Sensitive Plant’s ability to respond to physical stimuli not only protects it from harm but also captivates onlookers, making it a popular choice for plant enthusiasts and educators alike.
In addition to its intriguing behavior, Mimosa pudica’s widespread presence and adaptability have made it a common sight in various climates and habitats. Whether in a garden or the wild, this plant continues to fascinate with its responsive movements and unique characteristics, embodying the remarkable ways in which nature adapts and evolves.
Amit Kundu –
I am perchage any plant from Yr side
Mandeep Kaur –
Very good plant. Healthy plants first delivery
Rajdeep Ray –
This plant is very good. Plant has new leaf