Mimosas are often only kept as an annual because overwintering the non-hardy plant is difficult. If you want to start an attempt to overwinter a mimosa, you must ensure high humidity. The right care in winter.
Mimosas also need light and warmth in winter
Overwinter mimosas properly
Mimosas are not hardy and do not tolerate frost. Ideally, they are grown indoors at 18 to 22 degrees all year round. The location must be as bright as possible.
The dry heating air is very difficult for the mimosa. Therefore, do not place the plant near hot radiators.
The humidity should be at least 50 percent, better still 60 percent. The mimosa does not tolerate direct spraying. Therefore, place bowls of water nearby.
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High humidity in winter is also important to protect the mimosa from infestation by spider mites. This occurs mainly when the air is too dry.