Succulents grow into trees, and you can see them everywhere in this garden

Fellow succulent enthusiasts all know that,

in China, Yunnan is a paradise for succulents,

while in the United States, California is the undisputed paradise for succulents.

Today, Huahua takes you to see a California succulent nursery!

California has abundant sunshine and large day-night temperature differences, making it especially suitable for succulent growth.

So succulents in California grow into trees at the drop of a hat!

The agaves at the garden entrance are astonishingly huge too! By comparison, ours really are delicate little things...

As soon as Huahua stepped through the gate, the sight before her was stunning!

On the gravel paths in the garden, along the walls of the buildings, in every corner, succulents are everywhere!

Isn't this exactly the succulent kingdom that plant lovers dream about day and night!

Even the restroom is completely planted with succulents!

Huahua had no idea when first seeing this ramshackle wooden hut that it was actually a restroom.

After all, the succulents at the entrance are packed so densely,

if Huahua hadn't told you, who could have guessed?

Going around the restroom and heading uphill leads to the succulent greenhouse!

Look at the succulents outside the greenhouse - the flower stalks are taller than Huahua!

Ever since coming to California, Huahua really feels like she has entered a giant's kingdom!

Ah, when it comes down to it, it's just because she's too short

Once inside the greenhouse, Huahua feels like her eyes can't take it all in.

Row upon row of dazzling succulents casually arranged and displayed,

some of which Huahua can't even name - how embarrassing!

At first Huahua thought the greenhouse was already dazzling enough,

but who could have imagined that after leaving the greenhouse and turning a corner, a huge carpet of Echelias would appear before her eyes.

Huahua feels that besides gasping in amazement, she really doesn't know what to say!

Besides the giant succulent carpet,

turning her head, Huahua actually discovered quite a few succulent walls!

Although the walls are made with common varieties, they still make Huahua green with envy.

Ah, why can't Huahua grow a succulent landscape like this?

Going around the succulent wall, Huahua saw several small huts.

The walls outside the houses are all covered with delicate little succulents.

Small succulents in California are mostly used as decorations or for landscaping, while what's popular are large succulents like agaves.

After all, they're loaded!

At first Huahua thought the huts were reception rooms, but upon entering, she was stunned again!

This is completely a succulent paradise!

If given the chance, Huahua really wants to live here for a lifetime and never leave!

Come take a look - inside the hut full of rugged succulents, Huahua discovered some delicate little things.

Let's see what these actually are.

These little things are succulent wreaths!

Simply woven with rattan and paired with colorful little succulents,

doesn't it make your heart flutter just looking at it!

Strolling through the garden, you can find succulents casually placed in every corner.

Huahua even found a "LOVE" in a corner of a wall.

Huahua guarantees that if you used this to propose, she'd nod and say yes in no time!

Besides these unique shapes, California's succulent greenhouses have plenty of other ingenious designs!

Look at this succulent globe. Hey, fellow plant lovers, can you find where our China is located?

An adorable succulent pony - too bad you can only look at it, not ride it. Huahua is disappointed...

There's also a succulent candlestick holder on the dining table. If Huahua could look at this every day while eating, she guarantees she could eat 3 more bowls of rice!

There are even high heels used to grow succulents - Huahua says the high heels she wanted to throw away at home have finally found their use!

Fellow plant lovers, take a look - doesn't this look like a succulent butterfly?

Haha, although it's in a rather hidden spot, Huahua's sharp eyes still spotted it!

And there's more - the succulent dinosaurs and lollipops that kids all love, making Huahua want to take one home!

Huahua always thought only we Chinese use scrap metal as flower pots for succulents.

Who knew America does the same - suddenly Huahua feels her own succulents have an "international flair."

After all, growing succulents knows no borders!

Any old broken pot, paired with a few kinds of succulents, becomes an exquisite display piece.

Put succulents on an unused chair - how could you bear to sit on it!

Fill a discarded little cart with succulents - beep beep, the succulent delivery truck is here!

A broken blue flower pot paired with green succulents is really eye-catching!

Not to mention the pumpkins we commonly eat - paired with succulents, they look so beautiful!

However, although pumpkins look nice with succulents, they rot very easily.

If fellow plant lovers want to try it, be sure to replace them in time!

Before she knew it, Huahua had walked deep into the garden. Looking up, hey, she saw a succulent tower!

Layer upon layer, taller than a person - climbing up, the top of the tower turned out to be a somewhat scary mask!

It seems the garden owner really likes mask designs.

Because in the garden, Huahua discovered quite a few mask-themed succulent arrangements.

But Huahua wouldn't dare go out alone at midnight - what if she got scared!

If fellow plant lovers feel scared, then find a few adorable little fairies to wash your eyes!

But flower fairy, what happened to your mouth? Huahua says she doesn't love you anymore...

Finally, Huahua will introduce to everyone the "treasure of the garden" - the heart-shaped succulent!

Look at this giant heart shape. The entire design is assembled from succulents we're all familiar with, like Echeveria elegans and Echeveria 'Perle von Nurnberg'.

Huahua spread her arms wide and couldn't even reach half of it - it's that big!

Huahua thinks the owner here must be a romantic soul,

otherwise why would Huahua have found so many heart-shaped succulent arrangements throughout the entire garden?

Wreaths, arrangement pots, even heart-to-heart designs...

Huahua has lost count!

Alright, time's up.

Today's California succulent tour comes to an end here.

Do fellow plant lovers feel as wanting-more as Huahua does?

But Huahua believes that as long as you care for them with dedication,

one day you too can grow your own succulent garden!

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