A flower ‘blooms’ when it opens up to show its pretty colors. This happens because the plant gets a signal, like a message that says, 'It’s time to attract bees and butterflies!' These messages can come from changes in light or temperature, just like how you might feel sleepy at night after playing all day.
Examples
- A daisy opens its petals on a sunny morning after a night of cool air.
- You notice your tulips start blooming when the sun stays out longer each day.
- A flower starts to show color as soon as the last frost passes.
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See also
- How Does a Tree Grow from a Seed?
- What Causes the ‘Shape’ of a Leaf and Why Are Leaves So Diverse?
- Why Do Some Trees Lose Their Leaves in Winter?
- How Does a Tree Know When to Lose Its Leaves?
- How Do Animals Migrate Across the World?
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