The flower language of cotton: Cherish the people around you.

The flowers are milky white, turn to deep red soon after blooming and then wither, leaving small green capsules, called cotton bolls.

There are cotton seeds inside the cotton boll. The fluff on the cotton seeds grows from the skin of the cotton seeds and fills the inside of the cotton boll. When the cotton boll matures, it splits to reveal the soft fibers.

Extended information:

The cotton bud period refers to the period from budding to flowering, generally from early June to early July in cotton fields. During this period, the cotton plant grows the fastest, and it is a period of simultaneous vegetative growth and reproductive growth.

However, vegetative growth is dominant and the expansion of the vegetative body is the main one. For a normally growing cotton plant, the average daily increase in plant height is 1-1.5 cm at the initial bud stage, and about 2 cm at the full bud stage. A fruit branch appears in about 3 days, and a fruit node appears on the fruit branch in 5-7 days.

Drought is common when entering the flowering and boll stage. The daily growth rate from budding to full budding is 1 cm, and should not exceed 1.5 cm. From full bud to first flower, the daily growth rate is 2-2.5 cm, and should not exceed 3 cm. The plant height is 50 cm during wind blooming. -60cm.

Reference: Cotton-Baidu Encyclopedia