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FollowFollow the encyclopedia · Meet beauty (WeChat ID: duoroubaike)Main text begins:Thanks to the author [Qianshan Wanshui] for the original exclusive authorized sharingEditing and organizing: Encyclopedia JunLocation: Taicang, Suzhou, JiangsuFifth year of growing succulents, a period of slackness...

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Thanks to the author [Qianshan Wanshui] for theoriginal exclusive authorizationsharing

Editing and organizing: Encyclopedia Jun

Location: Taicang, Suzhou, Jiangsu

Fifth year of growing succulents, a period of slackness~

Though slacking, I never neglect my succulents. Look at Qianshan's succulents, and you'll find there are never any dead leaves in the pots

This weekend, one day of rain, one day of clear skies. Qianshan had some spare time and made a record...

Hongyan Miyu, because it looked like Qianshan's previous Hongbinzhi, I bought three at once! Already divided among friends, the eldest remains.

This little one, looking so much like a rose - if I didn't say it, could you guess she's just a tiny Purple Velvet?

Yangjin, when bought it was a super large one, so Qianshan used a 10 cm diameter large pot. Who knew that after a year of growing it would shrink to one third.

This is my Binzhi, once very very beautiful, this year she became a mother! Sigh~ pregnant with multiples again!

Pointed-leaf Jade Cup, @Wang Guagua, a gift from a friend. Don't mind her being emerald green now, in spring she was so beautiful!

Lemon Rose, she's been this color all four seasons! Perhaps she's even more beautiful in summer.

Swan Lake, I love it. Bought in the first order of New Year 2018, who knew she would turn to stone, sigh~ lost the charm she should have

Bingyu, single head turned into five heads, this is a legend! It came true~ surviving a great disaster means good fortune to follow

My Giant, no "person" can match your dark patterns!

Mengqiaoka, possibly a Sp, who cares, as long as it looks good, right?

Champagne, what kind of champagne is it, grown for several years, yet always stays small!

Mikazuki? Or Candy? A gift from Yunnan, Qianshan will take good care of it!

Raindrop, big tumors, big raindrops.

Ebony, bloodline is fairly pure.

Ameixing, already four heads in a cluster, what a bargain

Yelo Rose, @Little Rabbit Carrying Pumpkin, this rose grows more beautiful by the day!

@Silky Latte, forgot the name, waiting for Silky to tell me

This dragonfly danced on my Seaside Grey all night long! Don't know if she came to shelter from the rain or for a date. This morning when Qianshan went to the balcony, still there! Just as I picked up my phone, whoosh~ flew away...

The above are records from yesterday (rain) and today (clear), respectively.

The following have no two-day comparison photos, but their looks are still somewhat decent, bear with me

Lemon Prince

Silk Veil

Orange Monroe

Onsnor

Halloween

Shaoxiu, actually Qianshan added a few pots of Aeonium this year, will take photos when there's time and post again.

Finally, let's wrap up with two lotus flowers Qianshan cultivated, please give a like!

Easter egg~~

Easter egg~~

Easter egg~~

Surviving summer in the free-shipping zone is like enduring a tribulation. Qianshan's home has no terrace either, and the sunroom temperature stays high all summer. Even the toughest succulents have a high chance of being cooked! After two years of tribulation, Qianshan resolutely chose full grit (all rainbow stone) for planting! First, less prone to pests; second, the potting soil feels like it dries quite fast, hope it works! ~~~ Alright, are you satisfied with Qianshan's Easter egg?

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