How to raise bear's paw in autumn

1. Increase watering

In summer, you need to control the water for Bear's Paw, and in autumn, you need to increase the frequency of watering. Because at this time, it has recovered from its dormant state and started to grow, so you need to water it more to help it grow better. If there is not enough water at this time, the leaves will easily become very soft. In addition, you can spray some water on its leaves at this time to make its leaves grow better.

2. Increase ventilation

After autumn, it is best to place it in a ventilated place for maintenance. This can prevent the flower soil from remaining very wet for a long time, causing root rot of the plant. It can also reduce the probability of it getting disease, making it grow healthier. But be careful not to have too strong a wind, otherwise it will hinder its normal growth and cause its leaves to fall off.

3. Maintain temperature

The temperature in autumn is relatively cold. It is fine at the beginning of autumn, but after entering late autumn, the temperature in many areas will drop to a relatively low level. When the temperature is low, special attention must be paid to move the plants into the room and maintain the temperature above 5°C. Otherwise it can easily be frozen and have some growth problems.