What pot size for Mimosa pudica seedlings? I'm considering a 3D-printed planter with ~3-inch internal diameter. Is that too small?
A 3-inch diameter and depth is ideal for seedlings — not too small at all. Mimosa pudica prefers being potbound. Small containers prevent overwatering and encourage healthy root development.
As it grows, you can gradually move up one pot size at a time. Always ensure drainage holes.
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