The picture of kapok tree is as follows:

Kapok is a large deciduous tree, up to 25m high, with orange-red flowers. It enters the flowering period from February to March every year after the leaves fall off, and then grows. leaf. Kapok is grown in Guangzhou, Zhuhai, Kunming, Shenzhen, Fuzhou, Xiamen and other places in China. Especially in Guangzhou and Xiamen, kapok trees are planted all over the streets. Every year just after the Lantern Festival, the kapok trees begin to bloom.

The flowering period of kapok is in March or April. Legend has it that the 11th day of April is the day when it blooms, so this day is also designated as Kapok Day.

The flower language of kapok is to cherish the people around you and the happiness in front of you, cherish the people around you and give them joy and happiness. When the flowers bloom, all the leaves will fall off, leaving only red flowers on the branches, which will gradually fill the entire tree. Because the colors are so delicate and eye-catching, looking at them makes people full of happiness and joy.

The kapok tree is tall and tall, with its trunk stretched out and its flowers relatively large when open. Each flower is like a rice bowl and very imposing, so it is a symbol of heroes. The flower color is very bright and bright, symbolizing vitality and positivity. In addition, it also means that love can flourish.

The growth habits of kapok

Kapok can be planted in sandy soil or heavy clay soil. It survives best in slightly acidic and neutral soil and is drought-resistant. It is not tolerant to water and moisture, so when planting kapok, you must be careful not to overwater. Kapok likes to grow in sunny places and does not tolerate shade, so it is very suitable for planting in sunny places.