Faucaria Tigrina, week 3.
The first seedling is already spitting out its first set of true leaves. They’re paper thin and almost see-through.
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I’m a Danish graphic designer and aspiring artist. I love to paint plants/nature and grow succulents and houseplants in my apartment. This is a blog about exactly that.
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