We call it Amorsicos or makahiya in the Philippines
Boonshoo S.
04/02/2019 21:22
This plant also was local to Phureua District of Loei Province in Thailand. When I was young I came across this plant.
Martin K.
04/02/2019 14:35
they are in Sri lanka all over the place
Pinky C.
04/01/2019 23:43
we call it mkahiya
Juan B.
04/01/2019 00:13
in D.R. they're called "Mori`-vivi`" something akin to "resurrectors" due to how the closing of the leaves' systems somehow resembles passing... at least til a few hours later!
Reva R.
03/31/2019 18:39
Ferns do the same thing!
Haseki S.
03/31/2019 11:16
In Indonesia we called it " PUTRI BUNGA MALU"
Jered H.
03/31/2019 04:51
my mom had this plant when I was a kid just before my brother was born. I killed it one night when sleepwalking when I urinated in it
Mila L.
03/30/2019 19:08
Or in southeast Asia
Debbie C.
03/30/2019 18:50
this is what I’m growing x
クエバズ マ.
03/30/2019 06:35
Plants have feelings too. Stop eating plants. Eat hamburger with bacon 🥓 pancakes 🥞
Sara Ž.
03/29/2019 23:51
se spomniti te rastline? 😉
Dennis H.
03/29/2019 12:35
Mas mabisang gamot daw to kesa sa viagra..
Pero may isang side effect...
Aamir U.
03/29/2019 10:27
In Pakistan we call it " choe moee" means you touch it die
Edgar S.
03/28/2019 02:29
Those are randomly anywhere in Puerto Rico. As a child, I couldn’t pass them without touching them. We call them “MoriVivi” which is a made up word joining two words which translates to DiedLived.
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Yashoda R.
04/03/2019 16:08"buhari jhaar" my grandma use to call these 😊
Asmaul H.
04/03/2019 15:18We called it "Tumbuhan Putri Malu" in Indonesia.
Loula E.
04/03/2019 13:32SOBHAN ALLAH
D.W. W.
04/03/2019 12:51Proof for trees have life .
Robianto G.
04/03/2019 07:14putri malu...indonesia
Rovil S.
04/02/2019 23:16We call it Amorsicos or makahiya in the Philippines
Boonshoo S.
04/02/2019 21:22This plant also was local to Phureua District of Loei Province in Thailand. When I was young I came across this plant.
Martin K.
04/02/2019 14:35they are in Sri lanka all over the place
Pinky C.
04/01/2019 23:43we call it mkahiya
Juan B.
04/01/2019 00:13in D.R. they're called "Mori`-vivi`" something akin to "resurrectors" due to how the closing of the leaves' systems somehow resembles passing... at least til a few hours later!
Reva R.
03/31/2019 18:39Ferns do the same thing!
Haseki S.
03/31/2019 11:16In Indonesia we called it " PUTRI BUNGA MALU"
Jered H.
03/31/2019 04:51my mom had this plant when I was a kid just before my brother was born. I killed it one night when sleepwalking when I urinated in it
Mila L.
03/30/2019 19:08Or in southeast Asia
Debbie C.
03/30/2019 18:50this is what I’m growing x
クエバズ マ.
03/30/2019 06:35Plants have feelings too. Stop eating plants. Eat hamburger with bacon 🥓 pancakes 🥞
Sara Ž.
03/29/2019 23:51se spomniti te rastline? 😉
Dennis H.
03/29/2019 12:35Mas mabisang gamot daw to kesa sa viagra.. Pero may isang side effect...
Aamir U.
03/29/2019 10:27In Pakistan we call it " choe moee" means you touch it die
Edgar S.
03/28/2019 02:29Those are randomly anywhere in Puerto Rico. As a child, I couldn’t pass them without touching them. We call them “MoriVivi” which is a made up word joining two words which translates to DiedLived.