With succulents for company, spring is warm and flowers are blooming

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Thanks to the author [Jessica] for theoriginal submissionsharing

Submission date: 2018-04-02

Edited and compiled by: Encyclopedia Jun

Location: Shanghai

Since the end of March, my 5-month-long vacation began. I put traveling, trying delicious food, reading and studying... all into my vacation plans. But growing succulents and admiring succulents will ultimately still become the theme running through the entire vacation. Based on my experience, spring succulents are not as beautiful as autumn ones, but they are still better than summer, when everything looks vegetable-green and a few go black from time to time.

In spring, pest prevention and sterilization are also essential. Right when the vacation started, I watered with Huahuashen, sprinkled Xiaofenyao and Xiaobaiyao, and also sprayed carbendazim at intervals, all just so they could live well through summer.

Orange Echeveria agavoides 'Ebony'? I am not sure either. In any case, I really like this one, gorgeous and tough.

Echeveria 'Snow Angel' cristata, the condition is not especially good, but the form is not bad. Mainly, I like this pot!!!

Echeveria series, I do not remember the name either. The Echeveria series is indeed good, easy to grow and with gorgeous colors, and growing them gives a real sense of accomplishment.

Echeveria 'Pink Bluebird', other people's Pink Bluebird is really pink, while mine just looks a little zen.

Roche like candy. For a while I really liked it, but summer is really hard on it. It is not tough enough, so I stopped liking it as much.

This? Is this? Echeveria 'Winston'? I cannot tell apart any of the round and chubby ones by name. At the time I did not have a suitable pot, so I used a long pot, yet unexpectedly found it especially suitable. Growing succulents always brings surprises like this.

Echeveria 'Blood Luo', the color is beautiful, very imposing.

This? The seller said it is apple leaf, I think it looks like some kind of Echeveria, actually I did not get its beauty, I just grew it out of curiosity.

Mammillaria, super cute. Looking forward to them growing up quickly. I also like Conophytum 'Light Bulb', but large Light Bulbs are too expensive.

Yesterday I still remembered the name, today it suddenly got stuck. Pink, not bad!

Echeveria 'Snow Angel', but it is really too similar to my other pot of Echeveria 'Furong Snow Lotus', I even started to doubt it.

Echeveria 'Persimmon Monroe' photographed on a cloudy day, a bit spread out.

pp, not big, in a while I will get a few large ones. Find a cute pot, and fill the whole pot with a riot of colors.

The only Adromischus, seems pretty easy to grow.

oh no, I cannot be bothered to keep editing text, just look at the pictures!

Echeveria 'Blood Luo'

White Bear

Echeveria 'Peach Green'

Echeveria 'Rosima'

Blue Bean

Echeveria 'Snow Angel'? Echeveria 'Orange Monroe'?

My big chubby ones

Round-leaf Oput

Lithops 'Kidney Egg'

Black Rose Crystal? Is that the name? I forgot.

A corner of the terrace

Finally, some spring pictures, to feel the warmth of spring and blooming flowers.

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