How to breed Bear Claw Succulent and what to pay attention to

Bear Claw Succulent Breeding Method

The propagation methods of Bear Claw succulent include cutting propagation, leaf cutting propagation and sowing propagation, but its main propagation method is cutting propagation, because the operation is simple and the survival rate is relatively high.

Bear Claw Succulent Seed Propagation

Bear Claw seeds can be propagated, usually in March and April each year, and will germinate 12-14 days after sowing. The natural way for Bear Claw to reproduce is by sowing, and its growth rate is still relatively fast after planting, especially in the seedling stage.

Bear Claw Succulent Breeding Time

Bear Claw succulents usually reproduce in April and May every year. The survival rate will be higher at this time because the climate is relatively mild at this time, and the branches have strong growth potential and will take root one month after planting.

How to breed Bear Claw succulent

Bear Claw Succulent Cutting Propagation

The time for propagating Bear Claw succulent by cuttings is generally in spring and autumn every year, and the temperature must be kept at around 23-25 ​​degrees, and strong branches need to be used as cuttings.

Bear Claw Succulent Seed Propagation

When the Bear Claw succulent is sown and propagated, it is usually done in March and April every year, and it must be sown indoors. The temperature needs to be maintained at 20-22 degrees, so that it will germinate in about 12 days.

Bear Claw Succulent Leaf Cutting Propagation

When Bear Claw succulent is propagated by leaf cuttings, it is relatively easy to root, but relatively speaking, it is more difficult to germinate, so it is generally not propagated by leaf cuttings.

Bear Claw Succulent Breeding Notes

When breeding Bear Claw succulent, you need to be careful to use loose and breathable soil so that it is easier to grow. It also needs sufficient sunlight and good air circulation during maintenance.