Massive Succulent Comparison Photos: Time Is the Greatest Magician

Time Flight

 Time Flight

Bai Yu 

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BGM: White Night Flight

Most succulent-growing plant lovers enjoy looking at comparison photos, because they boost your confidence and give you the courage to keep sinking deeper into this rabbit hole~

Leading off with the colorful wax crayon, this pot of colorful wax crayon was grown from 6 cuttings I took from my cousin's house in May 2016. Actually, my cousin's colorful wax crayon was originally cut from mine and given to her so she could keep it as a backup, haha. Later, the pot I'd grown for three years froze to death in the cold winter of 2015, so in spring 2016 I went to my cousin's house and took a few cuttings. It's great to have a backup:

Now let's see how they look today:

Original Echeveria 'Jilian', this is how it looked when I first bought it in October 2013:

Now it looks like this:

Old version Little Red Robe, May 2016:

Now:

Clara, May 2016:

How it looks now:

Echeveria 'Fan Queen', how it looked in January 2016:

Now it looks like this:

Pansy, how it looked in April 2016:

How it looks now:

Bianca, how it looked in May 2014:

Now it looks like this, isn't it plump and adorably pink?

Charlotte, how it looked in June 2016:

Now it looks like this:

The paper pinwheel from April 2016?

Now it has turned into this:

White Chrysanthemum, how it looked in May 2016:

How it looks now:

The double-headed Echeveria 'Ben Badis' from January 2013:

Now it has turned into this:

Next, a few inspirational stories from the Haworthia~

OB-1, how it looked in July 2016:

Now it looks like this:

Large-leaf Loulan, how it looked in October 2016:

How it looks now:

Emaki, June 2016:

How it looks now:

Hairy Haworthia cooperi, how it looked in June 2016:

How it looks now:

Neon, how it looked in June 2016:

How it looks now:

Sun Moon Lake, how it looked in June 2016:

Now:

Haworthia parksiana hybrid seedling, June 2016:

Now:

Suzhou Variegated, June 2016:

How it looks now:

Maruha Kirkpatrick, June 2016:

Now it looks like this:

Purple-skinned Haworthia cooperi, June 2016:

Now it looks like this:

It even had a baby:

Although most of these photos are from December or February, when it comes to growing succulents, you always need to give yourself a little more confidence in summer. Surviving summer is when they're at their most beautiful. Time is the greatest magician!

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