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Mimosa Hostilis Outdoors
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Hi all,
I wish transplant my M. Hostilis outdoors. I live near Venice (USDA Zone 8b, but I'm not in Usa XD). Do you think that a plant can survive? Maybe with a plastic sheet during winter?

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Re: Mimosa Hostilis Outdoors [Re: Anaxus]
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Maybe. It will need protection for the first couple of years, or prefer a sheltered position. It's likely doable though.

Acacia species would be better suited to outdoor planting, and you can just use the Phyllodes(leaves) of some species. Plus you get seeds and after a few years more acacia than will ever need in a lifetime.


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Re: Mimosa Hostilis Outdoors [Re: Anaxus]
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Not without protection. Mimosa hostilis I belief is hardy to zone 10 or 11.


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Re: Mimosa Hostilis Outdoors [Re: Crispy224]
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I'm zone 8-9 and i grow mine out doors even as sprouts through winter.


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Enwrought with golden and silver light,
The blue and the dim and the dark cloths
Of night and light and the half light,
I would spread the cloths under your feet:
But I, being poor, have only my dreams;
I have spread my dreams under your feet;
Tread softly because you tread on my dreams.

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Re: Mimosa Hostilis Outdoors [Re: HappyHigh]
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loks like they are hardy in zone 9-13 or so Google says


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Re: Mimosa Hostilis Outdoors [Re: Crispy224]
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It´s certainly worth a try as it will be a much larger and better growing plant outdoors compared with a indoor plant in a pot.
Just be extra careful the first winters, when its bigger and older it can tolerate more cold and bad weather.


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Re: Mimosa Hostilis Outdoors [Re: Mateo]
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first year plants will need to be in pots they get mad to much sun they get mad bellow 40 deg. but next spring they will grow a foot every week if you throw in ground direct sun... not sure how big i should let it get before trying a harvest.


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Had I the heavens' embroidered cloths,
Enwrought with golden and silver light,
The blue and the dim and the dark cloths
Of night and light and the half light,
I would spread the cloths under your feet:
But I, being poor, have only my dreams;
I have spread my dreams under your feet;
Tread softly because you tread on my dreams.

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Re: Mimosa Hostilis Outdoors [Re: HappyHigh]
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Thx you all, I'll try to leave a plant in a pot outdoor and I'll se if it dies or survives.

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Re: Mimosa Hostilis Outdoors [Re: Anaxus]
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Hi all, the plant now is outdoors with 7°C. Its Leaves are becamng brown and fall down. The apex with new Leaves becames Black. Is it normal?

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Re: Mimosa Hostilis Outdoors [Re: karode13]
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karode13 said:
Maybe. It will need protection for the first couple of years, or prefer a sheltered position. It's likely doable though.

Acacia species would be better suited to outdoor planting, and you can just use the Phyllodes(leaves) of some species. Plus you get seeds and after a few years more acacia than will ever need in a lifetime.



Do what Karode13 said and grow some acacias. Acacia acuminata and acacia floribunda are frost hardy.

Acacia floribunda grows really quickly and it has bright yellow flowers during Winter which bees love as source of pollen. It also provides food to seed eating birds.

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