Growing succulents is a kind of spiritual practice - have you experienced it?

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Thanks to the author [Yu Wuyang] for theoriginal submissionsharing

Submission date: April 9, 2018

Edited and compiled by: Encyclopedia Jun

Location: Qingdao City, Shandong Province

This is a story about a girl

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MC Anthony 

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If growing succulents is a kind of spiritual practice, then this year is my sixth year of practice (count on my fingers). From the very first Echeveria 'Daehwajeom', I remember buying one while shopping at a market with a good friend, and from then on there was no stopping it... From Crassulaceae to Haworthia to Mesembryanthemum, and oh yes, plus air plants...

Make all kinds of little things, and take some beautiful photos.

My favorite little chinchilla and foxtail~

Everyone who grows succulents has made an arrangement, right? The process of arranging is a kind of enjoyment - arranging slowly, thinking slowly... Buy a small flowerpot, put in a bunch of little succulents... When the arrangement is finished and it is a beautiful pot, your heart feels beautiful too!

Another small arrangement - I bought myself a little bird's nest and hung it up with fishing line. I absolutely love it!!!

Bear's Paw is a must-have, whether it is the white bear, yellow bear, green bear... Of course, personally I think the most beautiful is the white bear - once those little pink claws come out, it is incredibly cute!

This one is called... White Peony! Yes, that White Peony! White Peony looking like this - isn't it super cute too~~ hehe~

Here comes another stunning one! Guess what it is? It is... First Love, you know~~ It really is~~

In this thumb pot is planted a little variegated one~~

Little Monanthes~ a very magical existence!

Peach Egg babies - though I say babies, they are actually at least one or two years old by now~ Round and plump, always my favorite~

Here is another small group. I remember that after reading someone's article back then, I frantically smashed terracotta pots at home (cue loud wailing)! Finally, I had this one that is barely presentable.

Conophytum has been all the rage since last year, but I like these little and inexpensive Odontophorus babies~ This year I found that the Odontophorus baby had split into three - so awesome! Haha!

This round little fellow - I am looking forward to it producing lots and lots of babies~~~

When out having fun, I casually photographed a little pineapple - so cute and adorable!

Sika Deer - probably the cheapest baby among Adromischus~ It is very beautiful this season!

Haworthia babies - even the most ordinary cooperi can... mm! Can also be crystal clear!

Sedum rubrotinctum variegata

Let's end with this one - my proud little Doudou.

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