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Thanks to the author [Xiangxiao Yuhou] for theoriginal submissionsharing

Edited and compiled by: Encyclopedia Jun

Location: Tonghua City, Jilin Province

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I liked succulents more than 10 years ago, but I never dared to grow them, because I knew I would get addicted and wouldn't be able to stop.

In the spring of 2015, a good friend called and asked if I wanted to join a group buy for succulents. So I broke through my own barrier and fell into the succulent pit, stumbling along the way, growing from a succulent newbie.

Red Carpet Sedum cristate variegated, first let me post a stunning beauty to hold down the post, already a woody old specimen, charming and enchanting, beautiful beyond words.


Blue Apple I love her little red tips the most.


Original Blue Surprise, bought from South Korea, traveling across the sea.


Every morning when I get up, the first thing I do is go to the yard to look at my succulents, pick off dried leaves, and check whether they are sick or have pests.

Red Echeveria agavoides I like the colors and bold presence of the Echeveria agavoides line


Ebony


Fire Stick Although it's a very common variety, when it becomes beautiful, it is still dazzling.


Orange Monroe I love her dreamy color,


Pink Champagne, also from the Echeveria agavoides line. Can you say how many colors she has? I call her a dreamy color, extremely beautiful.


Cotyledon orbiculata, when in form it turns jelly yellow, soft and sticky.


Afterglow, one of the three fairy succulents, fairy-like in beauty.


Echeveria elegans, from the Dudleya line


Caesar and Bonfire, both bought from South Korea, I absolutely love their colors.


Looking at them, I feel so happy inside, and then I remember people always say, why are you so dark? How would they know that as soon as the weekend comes, I go into full-sun mode, staying in the yard with my succulents all day long, so of course I get dark

Orange Monroe


Qingdianzhisi, the name is so special, a bit European in style.


Blue Echeveria cristate


Domingo


Hera


Berry, a little bun, so cute


Queen Rose


Looking at them every day, I feel immensely satisfied inside, all worries are thrown to the back of my mind, and I just gaze at them tenderly.

Echeveria 'Violet Queen'


Green Claw I can't take my eyes off it, truly beautiful!


White Phoenix


First Love


Aeonium, only at its most beautiful in summer, just like roses after roses.

European Purple Velvet and Halloween


Shaoxiu Aeonium


Copper Kettle Aeonium


Ice Rain Guest


Here's a group photo


Succulents are an indispensable part of life. In the years to come, may I have succulents by my side, serene, graceful, simple, and beautiful~~~

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