Planting and maintenance methods of Bear's Paw

Bear's Paw Flower, also known as Bear's Paw, is a succulent plant whose leaves are shaped like bear's paws, especially when they grow in sufficient sunlight, the tips of the paws will appear bright red, hence the name. Although some flower lovers find bear's paw difficult to care for, as long as you master the correct methods, they can grow very beautifully. Let’s learn how to plant and care for Bear’s Paw.

1. Soil selection

Soil with good air permeability should be used, and the proportion of granular soil is recommended to be between 50% and 70%, and the rest should be nutrient-rich soil.

2. Watering tips

During the growing season of succulents, keep the soil moist but not waterlogged. In summer, as the bear's paw enters a dormant state, watering should be avoided to prevent root rot and leaf shedding.

3. Lighting management

Bear's Paw loves sunlight very much, and sufficient light helps them to show their best condition. In spring, autumn and winter, make sure they receive plenty of sunlight. In summer, appropriate shade should be provided to protect the plants from damage by strong sunlight.

4. Reasonable fertilization

During the growing season of Bear's Paw, high-potassium fertilizer , such as Huaduoduo No. 12, should be applied regularly, at least 1 to 2 times a month, but pay attention to the dilution concentration. If you want to promote rapid growth of Bear's Paw, you can choose a fertilizer with a high nitrogen content to help the plant grow lushly.

In general, caring for Bear's Paw is not complicated. As long as the soil is breathable, watered properly, gets sufficient light, fertilized at the right time, and the environment is ventilated, especially avoiding rain in the summer, the bear's paw will thrive. If you encounter difficulties during the maintenance process, you can try to make adjustments according to the above methods.