What to do if the bear's paw grows too tall

Changes after elongation:

The leggy growth of succulents is a situation we often encounter. After the plants grow leggy, not only do they lose the beauty of their original growth, but their branches will also become slender, and the leaves will become smaller. So what should we do when Bear’s Paw grows too tall? What causes it and how can we prevent it? Let’s look down.

Post-treatment methods for leggy growth:

1. Let the plant grow completely in the sun (it still needs to avoid the scorching sun in the summer midday), but pay attention to the intensity of the sunlight at the beginning. Do not expose it to too strong sunlight at once, otherwise it will turn black and rot. If it rains, resist the urge to water it and stop watering.

2. No matter what method is used, the position of the elongated hair cannot be returned to its previous state, but if handled properly, the elongated part can slowly return to normal. But if you really can't wait for it to change slowly, you can just cut off the outgrown parts. But be careful about the care of the incision.

3. If you are still worried, you can consider changing the flowerpot for the Bear's Paw, but be sure to choose a pot with better air permeability.

Prevention methods of leggy growth:

Let it grow under warm and even sunlight, and water it according to its water tolerance, or reduce watering accordingly.