The sun is out, time to give the balcony succulent army some sunshine

Encinos, small in size but lovely and plump~~

Encinos hybrid, little chunky one

Carola, the little cutie I've had my eye on for ages

The Blue Velvet I grew from seed myself, can you see the icy edge backlit?

Little Echeveria 'Ebony' cutie... It's not easy being a balcony succulent grower in Chengdu

Little Benba, I love it so much

Finally, a photo of the bear paw baby army

At home there are inevitably some leggy plants - long-stemmed ones, big-headed doll types, crooked-neck tree types and the like, all of which were originally the objects of disdain. But by cleverly using light and shadow effects, you can create a bonsai-like effect. Although it doesn't change the leggy nature, seen this way the plants do have a certain charm of their own.

At home there are inevitably some leggy plants - long-stemmed ones, big-headed doll types, crooked-neck tree types and the like, all of which were originally the objects of disdain. But by cleverly using light and shadow effects, you can create a bonsai-like effect. Although it doesn't change the leggy nature, seen this way the plants do have a certain charm of their own.

At home there are inevitably some leggy plants - long-stemmed ones, big-headed doll types, crooked-neck tree types and the like, all of which were originally the objects of disdain. But by cleverly using light and shadow effects, you can create a bonsai-like effect. Although it doesn't change the leggy nature, seen this way the plants do have a certain charm of their own.

At home there are inevitably some leggy plants - long-stemmed ones, big-headed doll types, crooked-neck tree types and the like, all of which were originally the objects of disdain. But by cleverly using light and shadow effects, you can create a bonsai-like effect. Although it doesn't change the leggy nature, seen this way the plants do have a certain charm of their own.

At home there are inevitably some leggy plants - long-stemmed ones, big-headed doll types, crooked-neck tree types and the like, all of which were originally the objects of disdain. But by cleverly using light and shadow effects, you can create a bonsai-like effect. Although it doesn't change the leggy nature, seen this way the plants do have a certain charm of their own.