What does the cosmos represent symbolically?
The editor introduces to you what the cosmos symbolizes and briefly discusses the floral knowledge of cosmos flower language and legends. Let's get to know more about it together.
The cosmos belongs to the genus Cosmos in the Asteraceae family.
Native to Mexico in the Americas, it is widely cultivated in China and often grows spontaneously by roadsides, field ridges, and riverbanks. There is a large area of naturalization in Yunnan and western Sichuan.
Its flower language is: Cherish the person in front of you.
Most cosmos flowers represent: the sincerity of girls, the purity of girls, cleanliness, nobility, freedom, cheerfulness, and eternal happiness.
The white cosmos symbolizes purity, making it suitable for friends to express appreciation for their beautiful and kind hearts.
The red cosmos symbolizes passion, representing passionate and unrestrained emotions, much like a person's fiery heart.
It is said that long ago, the king of cosmos made a divination for his young daughter, and the witch fortuneteller said that she would always be lonely and no one could break this curse. Thus, the little princess lived alone in her castle.
The princess spent a very long time alone in the castle, with the sun rising and the moon setting, always only her, loneliness constantly eroding her heart. Especially at night, because the night is always very long and hard to endure. She often sat alone on the swing in the garden crying at night.
One day, a knight from afar passed by the princess's castle and saw the princess alone. The knight and the princess fell in love at first sight and both fell into love. Miraculously, the curse of loneliness was unexpectedly lifted.
Perhaps this pure and beautiful love is exactly the charm that cosmos wants to show to people.
That is all about what cosmos represents symbolically and a brief discussion on the cosmos flower language and legends. I hope this article can bring you some help in green plant management!