A Detailed Guide to the Four-Season State Changes of the Echeveria 'Guanghan Gong' Succulent

Echeveria 'Guanghan Gong', a succulent in the Crassulaceae family, Echeveria genus. We all know that most succulents in the Crassulaceae family look very beautiful when they are in their colored state, and Echeveria 'Guanghan Gong' is no exception, so many flower growers who cultivate Echeveria 'Guanghan Gong' are drawn to it for that colored state. Quite a few flower growers have also posted pictures of Echeveria 'Guanghan Gong' in its colored and uncolored states, but pictures showing its changes through all four seasons are rare. This article is compiled from a netizen's photos of their own Echeveria 'Guanghan Gong' through the four seasons, and I hope fellow flower growers enjoy it!

The Four-Season Changes of the Echeveria 'Guanghan Gong' Succulent

According to the uploader's recollection, this Echeveria 'Guanghan Gong' seems to have been bought as a small seedling for 48 yuan. As for how it looked when it first arrived home, there are no photos posted because they forgot to take any at the time.

Photo one shows the state of the Echeveria 'Guanghan Gong' one month later, and it seems there is not much change.

Photo two shows the state of the Echeveria 'Guanghan Gong' at the end of February. (ps: we can see that the state is already very good.)

Photo three shows its state in spring (March-April). In spring, Echeveria 'Guanghan Gong' grows very fast (it has already been repotted). Although the color is not very good, it still looks quite vigorous.

Photo four shows the Echeveria 'Guanghan Gong' as summer begins, and its colored state is completely gone!

The picture below shows the state of the Echeveria 'Guanghan Gong' at the end of August. It looks utterly uninspiring, and is simply too pitiful to look at~