How to make the leaves of Bear's Paw take root? Can the leaves be planted?

1. How to make the leaves of Bear's Paw take root

1. Break off the leaves and dry them: Break off the leaves of Bear's Paw from the stems of the mother plant and place them in a cool and ventilated place to let the wounds dry.

2. Prepare the matrix: prepare a box of sea babies that you played with as a child, put the soaked sea babies into a plastic box, and add water to cover half the height of the sea babies.

3. Rooting by leaf cuttings: Insert the dried bear's paw leaves into the gaps of the ocean babies. Be careful not to let the broken ends of the leaves soak in water, and do not let the broken ends of the leaves be blocked by the ocean babies.

4. Rooting and maintenance: After planting, place it in a place with diffused light and good ventilation. If there is less water, replenish water in time. After a period of time, the leaves of Bear's Paw will grow roots.

2. Can the leaves of Bear's Paw be planted?

1. Bear's Paw leaf cuttings can take root, but it is very difficult to sprout. Those cases of Bear's Paw leaf cuttings surviving are actually pseudo leaf cuttings with part of the stem. Of course, the possibility of Bear's Paw leaf cuttings cannot be ruled out, but even if it can, the difficulty is extremely high.

2. Flower lovers who want to propagate can cut the stems and leaves of Bear's Paw for cuttings. Before cuttings, the cut stems and leaves should be dried for 3-5 days, and then cut into moist soil for cuttings. After one week, supply a small amount of water along the edge of the pot. After two weeks, gradually increase the amount of water. In about a month, the bear's paw will take root and grow into a new plant.