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After succulents go through tribulation, is it destruction or madness?

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Thanks to the author [Gardening Little Airplane] for theoriginal submissionsharing

Submission date: 2018-04-03

Edited and compiled by: Encyclopedia Jun

Location: Shaoyang City, Hunan Province

This is the scene I saw when I went back during Spring Festival. First, here's an overall picture. The lush and plump ones above, the bleak and frail ones below. As for my mood, it's more complicated than a roller coaster. Let me cry quietly for a while


A Firestick Plant like fire, a Firestick Plant that has been through fire.........

(Sigh, actually I just got scolded by the female boss, I'm in a bad mood, so I hid here to write. Looking at my succulents, sorting out my feelings, maybe I won't be so sad)


This isn't weight loss, this is skin peeling and flesh being scraped off


Super bony Haworthia cooperi var. pilifera, grab the pot and turn it upside down directly, shake off those frostbitten leaves

Same as before, grab the pot and turn it upside down, shake shake shake shake!!!! After shaking, I still have to prune the frost-killed stems


This one is tenacious, and even added quite a few new babies. Is it responding to the call for a second child?


To be honest, I can no longer diagnose whether the Silver Fingers still has any breath of life


Look! Just look! A perfectly good Echeveria 'Chihuahuaensis', just because my female boss thought it looked nice, she wanted to break off a leaf from the middle to propagate by leaf. Her hands were covered in hand cream, and the leaf got broken and ruined, directly crippled! This is a level-one disability! Going back for Qingming Festival, I don't know whether the Echeveria 'Chihuahuaensis' also went to celebrate the festival


Only this one is left to console me (I've been scolded silly, I forgot the names of these succulents)

Sigh, jokingly I said to my dear chubby guy, "Chubby, when I'm pregnant with a baby, you support me, and I'll go back to grow flowers, grow succulents, and nurture the pregnancy, okay?"


Young man, first strive and struggle! Look! This Sempervivum tectorum, looking at the real thing, has a fairy-like aura! Hahahahaha


Orange-red Pachyphytum oviferum~~hahaha, I've already broken it apart into individual rosettes and planted them in a super big iron pot. Either madness! Or destruction!


This pot, there's still some breath left

My head is a bit muddled, you all just obediently look at the pictures, okay, ignore me.

Thinking of the thousands of beautiful photos of flowers, plants, and succulents on my computer, all formatted by me, everything gone, so sad.

Thinking of how two days ago Chubby nagged me to use my brain to deal with people and things in this mixed society, also sad.

If I were at home, I'd turn the speakers up to the max, carry a hoe to dig soil and plant flowers, or grab scissors to prune branches and leaves. That way, all worries would vanish into thin air


The day I'm writing this is April 3, 2018. Tomorrow I'll also rumble and roll back to Shaoyang, Hunan, China to see my flowers, plants, and succulents!


Go back to pick mushrooms, look for bamboo shoots, eat river fish, nibble tea berries, and let all those who scold and lecture people go celebrate the festival! Hahahahaha!


Look! How tenacious!! Keep going! Myself!

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