What is the flower language of cotton?

1. Flower Language

The flower language of cotton is to cherish the people around you. Cotton isn't really a flower; the cotton plant produces creamy white or pink flowers.

2. Form

The cotton that people usually talk about is the fruit that will automatically split into several petals after it matures, revealing several clusters of white seed fibers inside. This fiber is the cotton that we usually see and can be spun into yarn and woven into cloth.

Cotton flowers are usually milky white, turning deep red shortly after blooming, and then withering, leaving behind a small green capsule, usually called a boll. Inside the boll are cotton seeds, and the fluff on the cotton seeds grows from the epidermis of the cotton seeds and covers the inside of the boll. When the boll is mature, it will split open, revealing the soft fibers inside.