The succulents have finally waited for spring, and the red edges are back
Thanks to mis51888 for the material
Fellow plant lovers in Shanghai, China probably know the feeling well: summer is boiling hot, winter is freezing cold, spring and autumn are cloudy and rainy all day long, and just when it finally stops raining, the smog comes back. How hard is it to get even a little color? Last week we finally had three or four good sunny days. Cold is cold, but a bit of freezing makes them tough. After a few days in the sun, the little green veggies got some red edges back. Of course they are nowhere near as colorful as other people's plants, but I am still quite happy with them. Just keeping a record~ Starting today it is going to rain again. Ugh.
Fellow plant lovers in Shanghai, China probably know the feeling well: summer is boiling hot, winter is freezing cold, spring and autumn are cloudy and rainy all day long, and just when it finally stops raining, the smog comes back. How hard is it to get even a little color? Last week we finally had three or four good sunny days. Cold is cold, but a bit of freezing makes them tough. After a few days in the sun, the little green veggies got some red edges back. Of course they are nowhere near as colorful as other people's plants, but I am still quite happy with them. Just keeping a record~ Starting today it is going to rain again. Ugh.
Fellow plant lovers in Shanghai, China probably know the feeling well: summer is boiling hot, winter is freezing cold, spring and autumn are cloudy and rainy all day long, and just when it finally stops raining, the smog comes back. How hard is it to get even a little color? Last week we finally had three or four good sunny days. Cold is cold, but a bit of freezing makes them tough. After a few days in the sun, the little green veggies got some red edges back. Of course they are nowhere near as colorful as other people's plants, but I am still quite happy with them. Just keeping a record~ Starting today it is going to rain again. Ugh.
Fellow plant lovers in Shanghai, China probably know the feeling well: summer is boiling hot, winter is freezing cold, spring and autumn are cloudy and rainy all day long, and just when it finally stops raining, the smog comes back. How hard is it to get even a little color? Last week we finally had three or four good sunny days. Cold is cold, but a bit of freezing makes them tough. After a few days in the sun, the little green veggies got some red edges back. Of course they are nowhere near as colorful as other people's plants, but I am still quite happy with them. Just keeping a record~ Starting today it is going to rain again. Ugh.
Fellow plant lovers in Shanghai, China probably know the feeling well: summer is boiling hot, winter is freezing cold, spring and autumn are cloudy and rainy all day long, and just when it finally stops raining, the smog comes back. How hard is it to get even a little color? Last week we finally had three or four good sunny days. Cold is cold, but a bit of freezing makes them tough. After a few days in the sun, the little green veggies got some red edges back. Of course they are nowhere near as colorful as other people's plants, but I am still quite happy with them. Just keeping a record~ Starting today it is going to rain again. Ugh.
Fellow plant lovers in Shanghai, China probably know the feeling well: summer is boiling hot, winter is freezing cold, spring and autumn are cloudy and rainy all day long, and just when it finally stops raining, the smog comes back. How hard is it to get even a little color? Last week we finally had three or four good sunny days. Cold is cold, but a bit of freezing makes them tough. After a few days in the sun, the little green veggies got some red edges back. Of course they are nowhere near as colorful as other people's plants, but I am still quite happy with them. Just keeping a record~ Starting today it is going to rain again. Ugh.
Fellow plant lovers in Shanghai, China probably know the feeling well: summer is boiling hot, winter is freezing cold, spring and autumn are cloudy and rainy all day long, and just when it finally stops raining, the smog comes back. How hard is it to get even a little color? Last week we finally had three or four good sunny days. Cold is cold, but a bit of freezing makes them tough. After a few days in the sun, the little green veggies got some red edges back. Of course they are nowhere near as colorful as other people's plants, but I am still quite happy with them. Just keeping a record~ Starting today it is going to rain again. Ugh.
Fellow plant lovers in Shanghai, China probably know the feeling well: summer is boiling hot, winter is freezing cold, spring and autumn are cloudy and rainy all day long, and just when it finally stops raining, the smog comes back. How hard is it to get even a little color? Last week we finally had three or four good sunny days. Cold is cold, but a bit of freezing makes them tough. After a few days in the sun, the little green veggies got some red edges back. Of course they are nowhere near as colorful as other people's plants, but I am still quite happy with them. Just keeping a record~ Starting today it is going to rain again. Ugh.
Fellow plant lovers in Shanghai, China probably know the feeling well: summer is boiling hot, winter is freezing cold, spring and autumn are cloudy and rainy all day long, and just when it finally stops raining, the smog comes back. How hard is it to get even a little color? Last week we finally had three or four good sunny days. Cold is cold, but a bit of freezing makes them tough. After a few days in the sun, the little green veggies got some red edges back. Of course they are nowhere near as colorful as other people's plants, but I am still quite happy with them. Just keeping a record~ Starting today it is going to rain again. Ugh.
Fellow plant lovers in Shanghai, China probably know the feeling well: summer is boiling hot, winter is freezing cold, spring and autumn are cloudy and rainy all day long, and just when it finally stops raining, the smog comes back. How hard is it to get even a little color? Last week we finally had three or four good sunny days. Cold is cold, but a bit of freezing makes them tough. After a few days in the sun, the little green veggies got some red edges back. Of course they are nowhere near as colorful as other people's plants, but I am still quite happy with them. Just keeping a record~ Starting today it is going to rain again. Ugh.
Fellow plant lovers in Shanghai, China probably know the feeling well: summer is boiling hot, winter is freezing cold, spring and autumn are cloudy and rainy all day long, and just when it finally stops raining, the smog comes back. How hard is it to get even a little color? Last week we finally had three or four good sunny days. Cold is cold, but a bit of freezing makes them tough. After a few days in the sun, the little green veggies got some red edges back. Of course they are nowhere near as colorful as other people's plants, but I am still quite happy with them. Just keeping a record~ Starting today it is going to rain again. Ugh.