Red-Leaf Cotton (Gossypium hirsutum): A hardy variety of cotton with short, very soft fibers, the cotton is a light green color. Like other species, the plant is hardy and undemanding, but it does not tolerate weed competition well. Effective mulching or prompt removal of weeds is recommended.
It is a cultivar that is particularly resistant to adversities, undemanding, adapts well to very hot climates and can also tolerate long droughts.
It should be transplanted at temperatures above 10°C and harvested when the fruits are fully open. In the south, where it doesn't freeze, it can be grown as a perennial. Easy to grow, it's also suitable for beginners and potted plants.
A choice for collectors and those who like to bring color to the garden.
