My African paws

Last spring, grandma gave me a small African-American African-American African-American African-American African-American African-American African-American African-American African-American African-American African-American African-American African-American African-American African-American African-American African African-American African-American African-American African-American African African-American African African African-American African African African African African African African African-American African African African-American African African African-American African African African-American African African African African-American African African African-American African African African African African African This dragon's claws are dark green. Although it has only three branches, it looks like an open African claw because of its thorns. I found a flowerpot according to grandma's instructions, planted it, watered it a little, and put it on the windowsill.

It will be summer soon. After playing in the park for a day, I was bitten by mosquitoes for several big bags. Father said that it would be fine to apply the juice of the fear claw to the bitten part in a few days. So, I went to African with a grain of salt, wow! I didn't know I had grown so big! The leaves changed from green to dark green, and the original three leaves grew to more than ten. I cut off a small dragon claw branch, squeezed out the juice and coated it on a big bag. It feels cold and sticky, and it doesn't hurt or itch immediately!

Once, my good friend and I trimmed the leaves of African claws. I accidentally cut off a thick branch. I think it's a pity to cut off such a big branch this time! My mother saw it and said to me, "It doesn't matter. African paws can live even if they have only one leaf. Just put it in a flowerpot and water it, and it will become a new African claw in a few days. " I did what my mother said, and I survived!

But why is this? I checked the encyclopedia, and the book said that African sauropods, like cacti, are desert plants with strong vitality. Moreover, in order to survive in the desert, they all degenerate their leaves into sharp thorns, so that water is not easy to evaporate.

African-American, you are great! I want to praise your unpretentious appearance, your tenacious vitality and your contribution to mankind!