Genus Mimosa

Here is the beautiful flower of the Mimosa pudica (sensitive plant), a wild plant that is quite popular in my area. It is easily found in home gardens, plantations, and along the edges of forests; however, its abundance makes it unpopular with some people, especially since the plant is covered in sharp thorns from top to bottom. Even after the plant dies, those sharp thorns remain firmly attached to the stems and branches; consequently, even if you spray it with herbicide, the hazard posed by the plant persists. Yet, let us focus on the beauty of the flower itself—a small, round bloom in a vibrant pink hue. I find it so appealing that I even wanted to cultivate it in my front yard, but my older sister forbade me. She warned that the plant is extremely dangerous because of the sharp thorns covering it, which pose a serious risk to small children.

I personally managed to find this particular plant in my own cocoa plantation; since the wild population of this plant isn't very large yet, I haven't paid much attention to it.
Alright everyone, I will now share some photos of this Mimosa pudica (sensitive plant) flower here.