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Text and images: __Clouds Surge Into Summer. Location: Honghe, Yunnan. No sunny days, so photographing succulents on cloudy days. These are all ones I once did not like so much or had always ignored. In corners where no one could see them, they slowly made a comeback and became a beauty everyone could not...

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Images and text:__Clouds Surge Into Summer

Location: Honghe, Yunnan

No sunny days, so photographing succulents on cloudy days. These are all ones I once did not like so much or had always ignored. In corners where no one could see them, they slowly made a comeback and became a beauty everyone could not ignore!

First, a family photo to hold down the building. Every Saturday I used to squat in the corner planting succulents, planting succulents, and planting more succulents. By autumn, it finally became every Saturday morning photographing succulents, photographing succulents, and photographing more succulents. I am determined to photograph them from single heads until they all become clusters.

A freebie, no idea what it is, but it is very clear that it keeps getting more beautiful

Echeveria 'Purple Delight' (Zile), which I once really disliked, quietly grew beautiful when I was not paying attention

Aeonium 'Zwartkop' (Black Rose), slept through a summer, and during that time even shattered its pot, and now it has finally woken up

Pansy, when I bought it I had no idea it would become this beautiful

Echeveria pulidonis (Huayueye)

Echeveria 'Suyepya' (Crispy Duck), the red gets more tender and the green gets fresher

Echeveria agavoides 'Carola', just settled into its pot

Echeveria 'Perle von Nurnberg' (Purple Pearl), rained on every day and at one point grew deformed

Sedum pachyphyllum (Otome Kokoro), not jelly-like, but very beautiful

Another Opalina, after summer rain, it got thin

A freebie, Echeveria 'Moon Fairy' (Yueliang Xianzi)

Echeveria 'Orange Monroe', I did not want to grow it this small, but with one careless move I planted it into a control pot

Echeveria 'Red Claw', from purchase until now, it has not changed one tiny bit

TP, the more it grows the more I love it series

What is it called??? My brain suddenly went blank, I cannot remember

Graptoveria 'Titubans' (White Peony)

Just a little bit, just a tiny bit, and you will turn into a tender pink Echeveria 'Rusbyi'. You need to work hard, you have a role model

The one above, this is your role model, work hard

Cotyledon orbiculata (Funiang), pairs of little eyes hidden inside

A common cheap succulent given by a friend, Graptosedum 'Ludong' (Longyue)

Another single Graptoveria 'Titubans' (White Peony)

Echeveria 'Ice Plum', after growing for a year it finally put out two side shoots

Mung Bean

Echeveria 'Blue Surprise', getting less and less blue

What is it called...

Little Bear Paw

Echeveria laui (Snow Lotus), a year has passed and it still has not grown taller

Champagne

Echeveria 'Nvmeiyue'

Echeveria 'Sasa Queen', as big as a washbasin

What is it called...

Clustered Echeveria 'Ice Plum'

Wild Echeveria elegans (Yudie)

Echeveria 'Allen'

Finally, here are screenshots of my album in spring and screenshots of my album now. Looking at a full album that changed from green to red, it feels so full.

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