Only when succulents are grown to this scale can you truly call yourself a big succulent grower

Today, the editor is going to take everyone to the home of a big balcony-growing enthusiast

to peek at her garden full of succulent colors!

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It took two days, yesterday and today,

the balcony was fully reset after summer.

With the addition of Aeonium 'Rose',

the overall look is not empty but full!

Although many are spread out and leggy with a washed-out look,

crowded together they still set each other off,

their little charm remains and my heart is content!

By the way, a little complaint in search of comfort:

Over the past two days, inspecting pot by pot,

I caught quite a lot of caterpillars and mealybugs,

and there are also swarms of small flies darting about,

Oh my poor little heart!

I hurriedly covered them and sprayed medicine!

The life of growing succulents is truly not easy...

Bitter and sweet mixed together, with so much fun!

Neatly planned four-tier arrangement,

the hallmark of a succulent garden of a balcony grower in the Magic City!

Now the lower three tiers are the Aeonium tier,

looking forward to the spectacular scene next year!

The following is a corner of the large balcony facing east,

the second-tier succulents were adjusted the most,

the inner side currently gathers dormant Aeoniums,

arranging the pots this way is not random,

it contains the way of dry and wet, yin and yang.

The central position of the outer layer of the large balcony,

the flower rack is still there but the pots have changed owners!

The outer east-facing rack,

old friends meet again.

The inner flower rack is a little world of thumb pots,

placed step by step according to pot size,

seeing this stirs emotions; some beautiful and cute ones were lost this summer,

I still remember Echeveria 'Winter Cloud' ruthlessly leaving, it broke my heart!

Now Winter Cloud has moved aside to welcome Rose,

Autumn's new favorite has arrived, my heart is greatly comforted~

Full view of the small balcony,

several injured patients,

resting quietly in peace,

just waiting for autumn to make a comeback!

Finally, Echeveria 'Snow Angel' to hold up the post,

thanks for holding strong through the whole summer,

beautiful in color and sturdy in leaf, unafraid of heat,

a true model of open-air growing!

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