What is the bluebonnets life cycle?

The bluebonnet, Texas's state flower, follows a typical flowering plant life cycle. It begins with seed germination in early spring, when temperatures and moisture levels are favorable. As the plant grows, it develops leaves and stems, eventually producing vibrant blue flowers that attract pollinators. After flowering, the plant will produce seeds, which can fall to the ground and germinate in the next growing season, completing the cycle.