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A heavy rain,

washed Brother Bear's succulents completely clean.

Succulents don't have it easy getting through summer.

Only by eating and drinking their fill while the weather is cool do they have the strength to survive the summer.

A group photo of a small portion of them. This year the Snow Lotus (Echeveria laui) is still living in a clay pot, and no way is it allowed to rot. Looking good in summer doesn't matter; staying alive is what counts!

Xiaomixing (Crassula 'Marnieriana'), Cross Star Variegata (Crassula perforata f. variegata), Xingyinv (Crassula rupestris), and Qianchuan (Crassula perforata).

I love leaves like these, with layer upon layer of red edges.

So satisfying

A confession from a bunch of Bear Paws (Cotyledon tomentosa). Bear Paws are actually fairly easy to get through summer. Though you can still sense them going dormant, once you understand it, following their rhythm when watering isn't hard.

Hi there, give a round of applause for the cool of a rainy day

Xiaomixing (Crassula 'Marnieriana'), no need to hurry to grow up, just enjoy the sunshine in all your beauty.

My beloved Purple Cashmere (Echeveria 'Purple Velvet'). An elegant beauty!

The red edges of Steel-leaf Lotus (Echeveria 'Steel'), which will enchant everyone in autumn. In summer it looks big and plain, but never mind, I'll wait for you to be beautiful

Bai Fengjun (Echeveria 'White Feng') has lots of deformed leaves this year, no idea what went wrong

When the temperature drops a bit, the pink colors up. This little old stem puts on a different shape every year. I like it this way this year too

A White Bird (Mammillaria herrerae) I've grown for four years, always forgotten by me. This little thing that lives off the sky keeps getting more and more compact.

My Laor (Sedum clavatum).

Peach Eggs (Graptopetalum amethystinum) that are short on water

And the fiery red Chiguicheng (Sedum 'Fire Dragon')

A small group photo. The seedlings have all grown up

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