How to keep bear paw in winter

Breeding methods and precautions in northern winter:

When the outdoor temperature drops to 5 degrees, the plants should be moved indoors for cultivation, otherwise frostbite will occur.

The cold winds in the north are also quite strong, so when the wind is strong and the outdoor temperature drops to 10 degrees, the plants should be moved indoors for breeding.

The indoor temperature in the north is very warm in winter, but also very dry, so when raising plants, first, you should avoid placing them near the air outlet of heating equipment. Secondly, do not buy plants that have been removed from the soil, because there is no suitable environment for them to recover slowly. When raising plants, you should also frequently spray water on the surrounding environment to warm the air.

When watering, you can follow the normal watering rules, and water once every 4 to 5 days. This is for indoor heating.

Breeding methods and precautions in southern winter:

Winter in the south is mainly damp and cold, so when watering, you should pay attention to the condition of the soil and not water blindly. In winter, watering can sometimes be done once a month.

There is no big problem with short-term temperatures between 0 and 5 degrees, but try to choose a warmer place to place them.

If the plants are kept outdoors for a long time, they can spend the winter outdoors in the south. Generally, succulents grown outdoors are healthier than those grown in greenhouses.