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Thanks to the author [myj520] for theoriginal contributionsharing
Submission date: May 15, 2018
Edited and compiled by: Encyclopedia Jun
Location: Hanzhong, Shaanxi
Deep Mountain Zen Forest
Religious Music Hall
Wang Xun
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After sorting out the manuscript in the evening, I always felt something was missing... Were there not enough succulent photos posted? Or was the submitted content still not fully expressed? I thought about it and realized it was neither. In the end, I understood: it is Encyclopedia Jun's dedication and the succulent plant encyclopedia platform provided to friends and family across the country who love succulents, letting us enjoy succulents every day. My biggest feeling is "with a phone in hand, I have the whole world," so there are many, many things worthy of my reverence...
Seeing the changes in succulents in spring, I sometimes think: how can such a species exist? As long as it encounters the right time and place, it shows its beauty to its owner, so beautiful! Standing in front of it, all tangled thoughts and worries and weariness are instantly thrown behind my mind. Using the phrase "give it a little sunshine and it will shine brightly" to describe the joy it brings me is not an exaggeration at all.
The reason such plants are called succulents is that the leaves of these plants are usually plump and rich in water, and many grow in desert regions. Most succulents are native to Africa, Central Asia and the Americas. Many varieties on the market now are artificially hybridized and cultivated, which does not affect the love people who like them have for them.
Beyond the bamboo, peach blossoms bloom two or three branches; when the spring river warms, the ducks are the first to know. In the season when all things sprout, I took pains to choose a new care location for the succulents, moving them from a fully enclosed balcony to a down-to-earth small courtyard. Time has proven that outdoor growing is so wonderful. Look at the pictures.
The color of the Tia has faded, its shape is a size larger, and it is plump and lively...
The earliest succulent I got, unknown name, its cute and simple appearance attracted me. It seems like two years now, and it is still so small. After changing locations, it quickly grew tall, which is a bit surprising!
Look at this large Echeveria 'Hercules', looking forward to the little ones growing up, a beautiful family.
Every time I see a rosette, it is the most soothing to the heart, full of Zen meaning
The beautiful Green Claw, especially the black tips, a bit sharp!
The little Echeveria 'Cante', very fairy-like! Especially the color, naturally formed, I cannot bear to touch it lest it leave marks! It should be like butterfly wings, where after touching it your fingers are covered with powder, but it still harms the original plant. There are two marks on the leaf surface for unknown reasons, and it hurts my heart!
Here is one with a relatively big change, just the top dressing stone was changed! Very stunning, right~~~~
The Echeveria 'Crisp Duck' has long been leggy for unknown reasons, and I do not even water it frequently
The Coral Tree has grown from a light column into a clawing, dancing form, very full of life, easy to grow! This is its second spring. It came together with the Crisp Duck and counts as a founding member. It was kept on the office air conditioner, while the Crisp Duck kept looking leggy. It has just been moved!
My proudest Aeonium, it changed a lot. Last year insects gnawed it, and it was too miserable to look at. After the New Year it came back to life, radiating charm!
Good rain knows its time, and when spring comes it arrives.
It steals into the night with the wind, moistening things silently.
In spring it can rain on them freely and without restraint, while in summer they may need a little cover. I am still exploring~~
The peach tree is young and tender, its blossoms blazing bright.
Green mountains and clear waters, white grass, red leaves and yellow flowers. In spring, the leaf surface of the Red Gem carries a bluish light mixed with threads of red cloud.
A homemade eggshell leaf propagation of Peach Egg, the little egg has already sprouted! So cute
I forgot the name of the succulent in this thumb pot, but this unintentional combination has such a masterful style that I have already made it my computer desktop. Paired with the dandelion flowers in the courtyard, it is extremely beautiful! I always believe that beauty is right beside us, as long as we feel it with our hearts.
A corner of my small courtyard, I like it very much! This is a humble room, but its virtue is fragrant!!
Seeing the beautiful Echeveria 'Red Lotus' in winter, one cannot help but think of: red crisp hands, yellow wine, spring colors fill the city, willows by the palace wall. The east wind is cruel, joy is thin. A heart full of sorrow, several years of separation, wrong, wrong, wrong.
Many tender buds have sprouted! Beautiful!
Weekend morning view of the Han River! Was the candid shot good?? Dear friends
Sitting on the bus, I captured the evening scenery of the Han River Bridge, still grand and imposing.
Always hold reverence for beautiful things. May time treat us all gently! May all of us live into the version of ourselves we like! Time is a great writer, and it will surely write a perfect answer for everyone.
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