How to grow bear's paw tree

Growth habit

Bear's paw tree is suitable for growing in a semi-shaded and relatively humid environment and should not be placed in direct sunlight. Bear's Paw Tree is relatively cold-resistant, and its best survival temperature is 10-16 degrees Celsius. It should be kept away from high temperature environments, otherwise the leaves will easily fall off, and even cause it to be unable to survive normally. In addition, bear's paw wood is suitable for growing in soil rich in humus and nutrients, and it should be properly applied with organic fertilizers to replenish nutrients in time.

Reproduction method

In spring or autumn, bear's paw wood can be propagated by cuttings. Place the branches of the bear's paw wood for cuttings in humus loam in semi-shade, avoid direct sunlight, and maintain the temperature at around 18-25 degrees Celsius. Apply organic fertilizer or compound fertilizer to ensure that it has sufficient nutrients for growth. During its growth period, it can be appropriately pinched or pruned to promote branching, which can improve its reproduction survival rate and allow it to grow and become stronger as quickly as possible.

Pest Control

Bear's paw wood is easily attacked by aphids and red spiders during its growth and development, so it is necessary to observe it regularly and carry out pest control. Once it is found to be infested with insects, insecticides should be sprayed on the leaves in time, such as aphid and mite killer, mite cleaner and other common agents, to avoid the rampant spread of pests and large-scale harm to the normal survival of the bear's paw tree.

In short, the maintenance method of Bear's Paw Tree is relatively simple. As long as you understand the growth habits of Bear's Paw Tree, adopt appropriate methods to reproduce it, and protect it from pests, it can generally have a higher survival rate. I hope this article can help those who want to grow bear's paw trees, so that the bear's paw trees can grow healthily and add greenery to everyone's lives~