Is it easy to raise a succulent bear's paw? How to grow a succulent bear's paw vigorously?

With the improvement of living standards, many people will grow one or two pots of plants at home. The succulent Bear's Paw has beautiful appearance and can purify the air, so many people like to keep one or two pots of it at home. But for some novices, how to take good care of the newly bought Bear's Paw has become an eternal topic. Let's take a look.

Is Bear Paw easy to raise?

The leaves of Bear's Paw are fluffy and shaped like bear paws, especially the red tips when they are well grown, which are so cute. It is no exaggeration to say that Bear's Paw is the main reason why many friends jump into the "meat pit". Its charm is really hard to resist. However, the maintenance of Bear's Paw is not that easy, especially for those who want to grow it well, its light, water, fertilization and other aspects cannot be ignored.

How to grow bear's paw vigorously

illumination

Bear's Paw loves sunlight very much and needs a lot of light during its growth period. If there is insufficient light, the Bear's Paw will grow tall and its stems and leaves will become thin. However, in the summer when the temperature is relatively high and the sunlight is too strong, it is still necessary to shade the Bear's Paw, otherwise the leaves will be sunburned.

temperature

Bear's Paw is relatively resistant to high temperatures, but when the temperature is above 35, Bear's Paw will go into dormancy, so when the temperature is relatively high, we need to cool down the Bear's Paw and pay attention to water control, otherwise the roots of the Bear's Paw will rot.

Watering

Bear's Paw prefers a dry growing environment, so it is more drought-resistant. When watering Bear's Paw, we can wait until the soil is completely dry before watering. If too much water causes water accumulation, Bear's Paw will also suffer from root rot. If the environment around Bear's Paw is relatively humid, then the number of watering should also be reduced.

Fertilization

Bear's Paw has a very low demand for fertilizer, so we don't need to fertilize it frequently. Generally, fertilizing Bear's Paw once a month or so can make it grow better. Not fertilizing will not affect its growth.

How to breed bear paw

1. Choose a stem with three layers of thick leaves, disinfect the scissors with alcohol, cut off the stem from the bottom and cut off the top buds.

2. Disinfect the blade and cut in the middle of the stem to ensure that each leaf has a part of the stem.

3. After the incision is dry, insert it into the sand bed.