Pink succulents are here, and these high-appeal varieties are utterly lovable

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Thanks to the author [Silky Latte] for the original authorised sharing

Edited and compiled by: Succulent Obsessive

Location: Taicang, Suzhou

Silky Latte, the great master of Suzhou,

Who says Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai have no succulents, or that they cannot grow them well?

Warning: a big wave of beautiful succulents is arriving, please praise them loudly~

- Sasa Queen -

Lately I have been doting on this group of heart-shaped "Sasa Queen",

It seems this pot, kept in my collection for so long, was meant to meet her~

- Water Lily -

Ordinary yet rarely encountered,

I also racked my brains to pair it with this rustic, irregular silver pot

- Joselyn -

I already have three pots at home,

The other two small clusters are a faint, translucent white-green,

Only this large single head has thick, fluttering leaves tinged with pink - rare.

- Snow Angel -

Perhaps the difference from Orange Monroe shows when they are coloured up,

Snow Angel leans pink, while Orange Monroe leans orange.

Snow Angel

Orange Monroe

- Pink Moon Shadow -

Rightfully standing at the centre of the pink team!

- Rose Moon Shadow -

With Strawberry Ice, I honestly cannot tell them apart

- Side Profile -

It always grows and grows, then suddenly splits its heads and turns into a cluster, always bringing surprises~

- White Paper Pinwheel -

Actually it is either pale green or on the pink side,

Very lucky that mine is on the pink side.

- Desert Star -

Grey-pink is the kind of character I like, a high-end colour family.

- Peach Egg -

Peach blossoms must of course be pink,

Peach pink, peach pink - a ten-mile peach grove is everyone's dream~

- Baby Finger -

Plump and pink, who knows how many hearts it has captured,

It is not easy to grow in summer

- Swan Lake -

Beautiful and elegant, and I am satisfied with the pot pairing.

- Florence -

Perfect flower shape - deep pink? Dusty pink?

- Star Shadow -

Small leaves, one little rosette after another, extremely soft pink

Grow the large leaves long enough and they turn pink to the bone.

- Unnamed Succulent -

This double head should be a close relative of Sasa Queen,

But for a long time I have called her "Moon Shadow SP"

I do not know her name, yet she is still a little fairy

It feels like some kind of "Snow Lotus hybrid",

Her little pink face even has a dusting of powder - beautiful enough.

This one is impressive - the hybrid produced blood spots on half its face!

Of the thousand-plus succulents I own, the pink ones are far more than just these,

It is just that there is never time to go and photograph and record them,

Organising them by chance instead added a lot of fun,

Admiring succulents at the weekend is endless joy - happy Start of Summer!

- Review of last issue's wonderful posts -