Can the leaves of Bear's Paw be directly inserted into the soil to survive? Can the leaves be inserted to survive?

Bear's Paw cuttings must have buds, and only branches with buds can be used for cuttings. It cannot be propagated by cuttings from leaves. If it is used for cuttings, it may not survive.

Can the leaves of Bear's Paw be transplanted?

The leaves of Bear's Paw can survive if they are directly inserted into the soil, but when selecting leaves, they must be with stems, so that the survival rate will be higher. When taking cuttings, it is best to do it in spring and autumn so that it will take root better.

How to propagate the leaves of Bear's Paw

Step 1. When taking leaf cuttings of Bear's Paw, choose branches with thick and short internodes and thick leaves. Cut 5-7 cm from the top of the branch as cuttings, cut the cut obliquely, and dry them in a cool and ventilated place for 3-5 days. After the wound heals, insert the cuttings into the sand.

Step 2 : The soil for cuttings should be loose and breathable. After cuttings, place them in a ventilated place with scattered light. They will take root in about a week. When the leaves gradually begin to become strong and full, you can expose them to more sunlight.

Step 3 : Water after cuttings to keep the soil moist but not waterlogged, and provide appropriate shade. The cuttings will begin to take root after 15-25 days. When the root length of the cuttings reaches 2 cm, you can transplant it into a suitable pot.