Mimosas are not suitable for every household. Not only are they difficult to care for and, above all, to hibernate. The mimosa is counted among the harmful and incompatible and therefore poisonous plants. Mimosa is poisonous in all parts of the plant.

Caution: the mimosa is poisonous
The mimosa contains in all parts of the plant:
- shoots
- leaves
- blossoms
- seed
toxic substances that can lead to health damage and nausea if ingested. However, mimosa is not so toxic that consumption can be dangerous, depending on the amount. However, severe discomfort cannot be ruled out.
If you keep a mimosa in a household with children and pets, place it in a location where the plant does not pose a threat.
tips
With unfavorable location and care conditions, the mimosa loses its leaves. Collect these leaves immediately to prevent accidental consumption by children or pets.