In fact, this kind of tree was the kapok tree in ancient times.
Symbolizes tenacity. Kapok seeds with tenacious vitality. Even in extremely harsh living environments, they can sprout and grow.
Symbolizes pride. In some literary works, for example, the late Hong Kong pop music icon Luo Man has a song "Red Cotton", which uses the kapok tree to describe the pride of the Chinese people.
Boys and girls can use it. Although the flowers are not as delicate as cherry blossoms, they will not fall all over the ground because of the wind or blowing, so it is known as the "Hero Tree".
If the child is born in spring, this word is good. In mid-spring, Kapok trees are in full bloom in Hsinchu. Along the moat and on the streets of downtown areas, kapok trees covered with orange and yellow flowers are everywhere, as well as snow-white fringed flowers, adding charm to the windy city's spring.
It is more applicable if the five elements are missing wood. You can check the five elements of your child.