Succulents still look stunning in the scorching dog days of summer

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Thanks to the author [zhang wen] for theoriginal submissionsharing

Submission date: July 29, 2018

Edited and compiled by: Encyclopedia Jun

Location: Dalian, Liaoning

I have been following the Succulent Plant Encyclopedia for a long time. I remember it was in the spring of 2015, when I had just fallen in love with succulents. I searched on WeChat and found seven or eight accounts posting succulent information, and I followed them all. Now only the Encyclopedia is left... The Encyclopedia's sharing has grown alongside me and my succulents, so I especially love sharing my photos with everyone here!

My succulents are kept in two places: one is the balcony at home, and the other is the terrace of a house that has not been renovated. For the succulents on the terrace, I provide no shade and no rain protection. This summer in Dalian has been exceptionally hot, and seeing that the succulents are doing quite well makes me happy too. I will not label the names; whenever I am asked about names, I break out in sweat all over my forehead just like in the current dog days. These photos were all taken in the past two weeks. Next time I submit, I will share some pictures from spring and autumn, and that is what truly looks beautiful.

First, the balcony section

Posting some flowers of the paper windmill, I really love the paper windmill

I do not know what variety this Sempervivum is; the degraded leaves are very hard and pressed tightly against the stem

Purple velvet crest

Red ruffle crest

Red ruffle

Carnival

Terrace section. Because the house has not been renovated, watering is also irregular, basically depending on the sky for food. In Dalian, succulents should be very easy to grow. First, let us look at the changes in the purple velvet Aeonium over the past year

Taken on July 16

Taken on July 23

Finally, two photos of a wisteria that has been grown for ten years to anchor the post. Thank you all for enjoying.

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