White Queen, Succulent White Queen, succulent of the genus Lycopodium of the Sedum family, succulent of the lunar shadow family. The plant is rosette-shaped, the leaves are inverted ovate, the leaves are thick, the back of the leaves is semi-circular and convex, the tip of the leaves is like eyelashes upturned,

White Queen Succulent

The White Queen, a succulent plant of the genus Pseudolithocarpus of the Sedum family, is succulent of the lunar shadow family. Plant rosette-like, leaves inverted ovate, leaf thick, leaf back semi-circular convexity, leaf tips like eyelashes upturned, leaves arranged more closely, layered, leaves covered with powder, light green to pink, out of the state the plant is more wrapped, leaf color pink, or bleeding spots, a little permeability.

I bought it home in mid-to-early February '23, potted on tide soil, 70% granular soil, Maifan stone paving, and watered for the first time in early March. Lu is on the windowsill on the south side.

When it was found that the underlying leaves were soft, there were still a few withered leaves. This is a normal phenomenon for newly planted succulents, and during potting, succulents will grow on water that consumes their own bottom leaves, so there will be dry dead leaves. When it is really served, the consumption of the leaves slowly weakens, the leaves will become soft, at this time, it should be possible to water.

The afternoon light is fleshy, a little fluttery, and happy.

Have a good time, busy and not at a loss!