How to make bear paw bloom

1. Moisture

If you want it to bloom, it needs to have just the right amount of water. Note that it should be appropriate, not the more the better. Like many other succulents, it also cannot be watered too much, just enough water is enough. Also, it is important to note that when the temperature is above 35 degrees, watering should be reduced. Otherwise, if the roots rot, there is no way the pot will burst.

2. Light

It likes an environment with plenty of sunlight. Good light can provide a certain foundation for the pot to bloom. However, this is relative to mild light. If the sun is scorching, it needs shade to protect it.

3. Temperature

The appropriate degree has been mentioned above, which is about 20 degrees. If it is too low, it will not be conducive to the growth of the pot; if it is too high, it will not be good either. This is because, too high temperature will cause it to go into dormancy, and its growth will be very slow, let alone bursting the pot.

4. Soil and fertilizer

The most important requirement is nutrition. Secondly, good drainage, looseness and air permeability also need to be considered. If the nutrients are not sufficient, they must be supplemented by applying fertilizers. The frequency does not need to be too high, once a month is enough, apply decomposed liquid fertilizer or compound fertilizer. In this way, the flower may bloom faster.

5. Cuttings

This can speed up its blooming. However, it cannot be grown by leaf cuttings, but rather by branch cuttings. Remember to dry it before plugging it in. It is easier to succeed during the Spring and Autumn Period. After insertion, remember to water it sufficiently. Waiting for them to grow out will speed up the process of blooming.