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Thurber's cotton is a perennial shrub indigenous to arid regions, notable for its drought resilience. The plant typically displays broad, heart-shaped leaves and bears yellow flowers with a deep purple center, distinctive in their vibrant contrast. Its cotton-bearing capacity is a defining trait, with small, round bolls that split to reveal white, fibrous internals, crucial for both its reproduction and human textile use.
Watering schedule: Every week
Sunlight Requirements: Full sun
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