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Succulent Summer Survivor: The Succulents He Grows Are Fearless of Summer

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Author / meiy

Location / Guangzhou

Editor / Succulent Plant Hub


How many summers have we been through together? This time you all must hang in there--to my lovely succulents.



Lately I finally find Mammillaria herrerae a bit cute, so I splurged on a few small seedlings



The Aeonium nobile was just bought, still settling in


Blue Bird is about to go through its second summer at my home



A newly bought Sedum dasyphyllum from a nearby greenhouse, pretty as it is, but I just can't keep it alive haha, I've bought it many times and they all ended up dead



The cactus is about to bloom



This one is fragrant, smells as good as Laura



Sedum clavatum, can't get that jelly color no matter what, I always can't resist watering


A former luxury item, Blue Surprise



Green Bean?? I feel like when Green Bean gets sun-reddened it can be called Orange Bean



Wearing a little red flower on its head



Hera preparing for its second summer, the stem was grown by me and it feels so rewarding



I'm basically indifferent to round plump ones, but after buying a cluster of Peach Eggs and controlling them into round shape, I quite like them


A few Echeveria agavoides babies



f048? That's the name, right



In the past two years I've found that the easiest to survive summer are really the common cheap ones, Blue Stone Lotus is also very beautiful



Blue Jilian? With so many varieties, I can't remember the names clearly anymore



One of the easy-to-grow common varieties


This year's Sempervivum are growing pretty well



The Cashmere Strawberry survived



My absolute favorite is Snow Lotus, a summer survival expert, I once heard a saying "Snow Lotus is the kind of succulent where however big the pot is, that's how big the succulent gets."


So I repotted a few into larger bowls...



Still a Fairy settling in



White Chrysanthemum is very easy to survive summer, just don't water it


Hmm.... Berkeley's variegated one feels like it'll die in summer, but it's beautiful, I can't control my hands



Rusby's Stone Lotus is true love, very easy to survive summer, and stays in great condition, not afraid of strong sun or heavy rain



The most beautiful time for Aeonium



A pot of Lithops, when they split and one becomes two it's still quite a pleasant surprise



The Aeonium arboreum 'Sunny Day' is very ethereal, right?


Copper Kettle is really, really too beautiful!! This is one of the must-have Aeonium varieties



Finally, two pots of flowers and plants sneaking in


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