Succulents can also enjoy their spring even in the free-shipping region

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Thanks to the author [Wang Ying] for theoriginal submissionsharing

Submission date: 2018-04-10

Edited and compiled by: Encyclopedia Jun

Location: Jinhua City, Zhejiang Province

Before falling into the pit, like most succulent lovers who fall into the pit, I knew nothing about what succulents were. In 2016, I saw a student's parent showing off succulents on WeChat Moments. At first I thought her pots were pretty, and as a result she sent me a few pots, and so began my life of growing succulents...

This is my first submission, and it was rather rushed. I look forward to seeing succulent lovers from Greater Yiwu! This is the purpose of my post.

Cream Berry

Isn't this Peach Egg plump and adorable! I bought it through a group buy, the price was beautiful, and the more I look at it, the more I like it.

Peach Egg bought together in the group buy

Just grown outdoors in the full sun like this

Qibin

Baby Fingers

Drunk Beauty cristata

Yellow Peach

Jade Butterfly

Mixed pot

Red Fingers

Lemon Prince

Snowfield Blue Paris

The oddball Black Mage

Grapes

Green Cashmere

First Kiss

An unnamed freebie, not at all favored, I didn't even bother with it last year through summer, and now it shows me its beauty without falling short at all

Qiluo cristata

Ball Red Skirt

I love it so much

Lemon Roll

Rose, hoping it wraps up, two died last year!

Just changed the soil in early spring, then planted a big mixed pot of common varieties, truly adorable

On a sunny day

I really like the curly-leaf series

Dance of the Evening Glow old stem

Gypsy Girl

Dongyun cristata

Maruba Hime Botan, should I repot it or not

A fellow that loves to sprout heads

This one is rather inspirational. After black rot in summer, I decisively beheaded it and placed it on a disposable cup to root. It will stay like this from now on

Takasago no Okina, this was photographed last winter in the sunset

Yale no Mai is planted in a glass pot with no holes, with ceramic pellets plus peat

Sempervivum is starting to grow vigorously

Is this White Hime? Getting older, it's easy to be forgetful

Teyulian old stem is starting to turn pink

Shawei Hong, successfully made it through summer. It went from thin leaves to thick leaves!

Xuhe old stem

Nana Little Hook, made it through summer perfectly last year

Orange Monro is very good at getting through summer, and the ones below are all leaf-propagation seedlings

Are there signs of cristation? Leaf propagation easily produces multiple heads and cristation

Pink Lu, this one has been grown outdoors all along

Yanri Hui is a common variety yet remarkably beautiful

Can this one not get through summer in the free-shipping region? I bought it again this year!

This Lily Lili feels like the sunlight is too strong, and the leaves look scorched. Can it not take full sun? Seeking answers.

This one I bought as a pot on Taobao. After growing it, it became prettier; before it was all gray, probably it can't take full sun. Grown in diffused light, the color comes back.

This one is a leaf-propagation seedling from last year. Just repotted it; it was originally in a plastic box, but seeing how well it's doing, I gave it a deluxe single room.

I really like Xiuyan, so I bought several pots.

This one is said to rarely be seen this red in the free-shipping region, secretly delighted!

I don't even know what to call this one in the Fairy Cup series, it made it through summer successfully last year.

Growing 12-volume, I'm just a guest performer, a total newbie!

Oplina, plump!

A peach tree stump I carved myself, is there applause here?

This is how I gradually carved the hole deeper...

A wall of European roses, quietly waiting for the flowers to bloom.

Azaleas under the pink dragon European rose

Why can this Dongyun turn such a vivid red! Don't ask me, I don't know either. Photographed last winter.

That's all for now, five or six hundred pots is too many... Placed on the rooftop sunroom, sometimes grown outdoors. In summer, the rooftop in the free-shipping region can't hold them, so I plan to put them on the first floor to get through summer.

Soil mix: mixed casually. Mainly granular material and peat at 6:4, and there's no fixed soil mix. I like to use coconut bricks instead of peat, with granular volcanic rock and coal cinders making up most of it. Maifan stone and rainbow stone for top dressing. I add a little perlite, vermiculite, plant ash, etc., and add carbendazim and small white medicine. Line the bottom with ceramic pellets or large coal cinders. I soak the coal cinders before using them, and also sift them once with a sieve. I see my next-door neighbor directly crushing them and mixing with peat. My advantage is sufficient light hours and rooftop ventilation, so there are very few pests and diseases.

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