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Soil and Germination Tips for Mimosa pudica

Soil

Regular store-bought potting soil works well.

Germination Boosters

Soak seeds overnight.
Or nick seed coat slightly at the end.

Conditions

Warm (75°F/24°C or above), moist but not soggy. Germination in ≤10 days.

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