If your succulents do poorly, it's because you're not close enough to life

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Text and photos: Lao Liu

Location: Anshun

My mom came to visit me last Spring Festival and got to know succulent plants, so she took a few leaves back from my place and started leaf propagation~~ I never expected it to snowball like this! When I came back last summer vacation, I helped mom buy dozens of small succulent seedlings. I never expected that after just one year of care, the succulents would all grow so elegant and graceful~~ Enough talk, let's get straight to the pictures!

This White Jade Dance (Kalanchoe beauverdii) was a small seedling given by the greenhouse owner when I took mom to the greenhouse to buy succulents. The pot is made from a thread spool, cut in half, and painted by myself~

The color of the String of Coins~~ makes me so envious

Purple Cashmere (Echeveria 'Purple Velvet')~ also grown quite splendidly

To keep mom's succulents from being hit by the sudden rainstorms that happen so often, dad specially made a pushable flower cart with a roof that can be freely raised and lowered, so mom can push the succulents to a sunny spot~~

The photos aren't taken very well, but the real thing is truly stunning!!

Growing succulents is actually a lot like photography. Succulents in good condition never come from the eyes, but from the heart deep behind the eyes, and from a deep love for succulents.

If your succulents aren't doing well, it's because you're not close enough to life.

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