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After falling down the flower-growing rabbit hole, you want to pick up everything you see when you pass a dumpster
Ever since I fell down the flower-growing rabbit hole, I've turned into a junk collector. Today I pick up flower pots, tomorrow I swipe a bit of soil. Whenever I pass a dumpster, I always take a second look, and when I spot a plant with even a glimmer of hope for survival, I hurry it home to rescue it. I wonder if you...
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Succulents eaten by 2 rabbits a friend gave me: more than 300 yuan lost in 5 minutes
A friend went back to their hometown and gave me 2 rabbits to keep here. Look at these rabbits, aren't they cute? I never expected them to be so greedy. It was these two little guys. While I went to get them some water, I was gone for no more than 5 minutes, and the succulents I had placed on the shelf...
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Grown in a flowerpot, Monilaria obconica looks like a little green rabbit
The little green rabbit Monilaria obconica grown in a flowerpot
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Moon Rabbit Ears is a succulent in the Crassulaceae family - a complete guide to its care
Moon Rabbit Ears is native to the dry regions of central China and Madagascar. The leaves are covered in fuzz, like rabbit ears, grayish-white with brown spots interspersed, and it branches easily. It belongs to the summer-growing type among succulents, growing vigorously from late autumn to early spring. It likes a sunny environment, and when sunlight is ample, brown markings appear on the leaf tips. In summer, give it appropriate
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What is Monilaria obconica? An introduction to Mesembryanthemaceae succulent plants
Monilaria obconica, of the genus Monilaria in the family Mesembryanthemaceae (Aizoaceae), is native to South Africa. It is a very drought-tolerant succulent plant that prefers shade. Because its appearance looks very much like a little rabbit, soft and adorable, it is deeply loved by flower lovers.
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