Succulents have their own language too - understanding it makes growing them more fun

Location / Beijing

Editor / Succulent Plant Hub

Every succulent has its own moving beauty and its most unique meaning. What do you think of these succulent flower languages?

Graptopetalum mendozae: Walking into the clear autumn of the years, that lush green cluster, softly murmuring and singing

Tia: Hiding my petite self quietly behind time, I want to play hide-and-seek with you, using longing as bait, just quietly staying by your side

Yamato Nishiki: Behind the red brocade curtain, that one beauty, who will come to lift the veil!

Coral Beads: Whose jade maiden is just growing up, most enchanting is that touch of red on top; if you like it, would you pick it and pin it to your lapel?

Echeveria 'Mebina': If life were only as it was at first meeting, pure joy and gentle words. The original heart unchanged, always extending to where you are, never leaving, never abandoning

String of Coins: Playing around the green plum, riding the bamboo horse, how deep the affection; sticking on yellow flowers, hurrying to dress up, waiting for you to come and take me!

Echeveria derenbergii: The moon rises above the treetops, we meet after dusk; searching for him a thousand times in the crowd, then suddenly turning back, there he is in the dim light.

Purple Heart: Along the way, the warm and cold matters of the world and my heart, one by one branch by branch in full bloom; if you happen to pass by, will you stop for me, listen to what I have to say, and then leave your cares behind?

Wax Peony: Pink like red, green like dark ink, motion and stillness in harmony, growing in the sunlight, intoxicated in the mortal world, beauty never aging, waiting for her lord

String of Pearls: Body in the mortal world, heart like a cicada's; morning bells and evening drums, chanting Buddha ten million times, nothing beats personally tending a string of prayer beads, one bead one good thought, every bead passed down forever

Coral Full String: An indescribable dripping allure, an endless crystal clarity, stunning like you, lowering my brows for you, letting all admiration turn into the most beautiful enchantment on the branch.

Dudleya: Never mind the world's disturbances, never speak of the mortal world's many sorrows; the starry sky is vast, better to find a place, build a fence, and leisurely tend chrysanthemums

Nine-Headed Dragon: I love the softness of this world, so that I can hold a bosom full of flowers and fruit, walk through long thorns, cross deserted long streets, from darkness to dawn

Fifty Bell Jade: Flowers bloom, life blossoms; flowers fade, life cycles; glad to see flowers bloom, unafraid of flowers fading; I know hope lies in the endless back-and-forth

So can you continue and speak more meanings for succulents~

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