Macro shots of blooming succulents: spring warmth and blossoming flowers through a macro lens

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Submission date: April 12, 2018

Edited and compiled by: Encyclopedia Jun

Location: Zhuzhou, Hunan

It's once again the season when my succulent garden blooms in all its glory, and time to change my phone wallpaper again, yo yo yo check it out

Carola, you're the one that blooms the most every year, at least three clusters or more

Fiona

Red-Pink Beauty

Is this look because you were moved by the red flowers?

In the morning they're still buds, and once the sun comes out they bloom

Sedum clavatum

It's not one flower at a time, but clusters of small white flowers

I think they look so pure and white

Sempervivum arachnoideum

How come it doesn't look like a flower?

Graptopetalum mendozae, it seems like my pot has already limited your growth

Echeveria 'Sasa Queen', I feel like I'm about to cry from how beautiful it is

It's really so fairy-like

Blue Surprise

Hercules

Snow Bunny

Let me ask you, is it beautiful or not?

Attention below, I'm about to transform

Graptosedum 'Autumn Beauty'

Laurer

Faucaria tigrina, this former freebie that I disliked and tossed into some corner, unexpectedly bloomed

Every time Faucaria tigrina blooms I'll watch it for a whole day, because in the morning they're buds, then slowly open as the sun rises, and by the time the sun sets in the afternoon they close again, it's really so amazing.

If I remember correctly, Faucaria tigrina seems to bloom twice a year, once in autumn and once in early spring

Clara

Echeveria 'Dondo'

The Beauty series, beautiful name and beautiful looks

Pachyphytum 'Peach Beauty'

So seductive

Graptopetalum 'Willow Leaf Lotus'

Echeveria 'Ben Badis', guess whether the flowers are red or yellow

Simpson

Are you multicolored?

Pink Vine

Every time it grows this stalk, but it seems like it's not a flower

Echeveria 'Haleyna', aren't you a bit too tiny?

Graptopetalum 'Hana no I', the mother plant has passed away, yet the leaf-cutting seedling actually bloomed, plus my five-mao worth of drawing skill

The next few flower stalks I thought were ugly, then successfully made a comeback

Echeveria 'Taheri'

I think this flower is a bit rough

Slowly it seems to look a bit better

Here comes the comeback

Echeveria 'Little Blue Coat'

Looks like the comeback is starting

Reversal successful

Snow Brocade

Finally seeing the flowers

Haworthia cooperi

What blooms is that kind of slender, slender little white flower

And there's another group of flowers of unknown origin, I don't even remember whose flowers these are

During the spring blooming season, be sure to pay attention to pest prevention for your succulents. Many mealybugs will emerge along with the flower stalks. I usually just spray Huahuashen and carbendazim at intervals and that's fine. The main reason may be the benefit of outdoor growing. Orion originally had a few mealybugs, but a single rain washed them all away

Finally, ruthlessly destroying the flowers

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