How to propagate bear's paw by bud cuttings, leaf cuttings, and sowing

Bear paw reproduction method

Common propagation methods of bear paw include bud cuttings, sowing and leaf cuttings. Leaf cuttings are usually used more often and have a higher survival rate. Bear paw likes a warm growing environment and is suitable for propagation in the spring when the temperature is suitable. The temperature at this time is above 20 degrees, which is suitable for rooting.

Common breeding methods of bear paw

1. Bear Paw Bud Cutting Propagation

The survival rate of bud cuttings propagation is relatively high. Take the tender buds from the strong bear paw and place them in a cool, well-ventilated place for 1-2 days, or treat the wounds with wood ash, and then insert them into the potting soil. Avoid direct sunlight. During maintenance, do not pick up the branches frequently to observe the rooting condition.

2. Bear paw seed propagation

Bear paw likes loose soil, which can be prepared with peat soil and leech soil. Scatter the seeds of bear paw in flower pots, water them slightly, cover them with glass lids, and place them in a cool place. After a few days, the seeds will turn white, and you can use tweezers to move the seeds to the pot.

3. Bear Paw Leaf Cutting Propagation

The main method of propagation of the succulent Bear Paw is leaf cuttings. First, we can cut the leaves of the succulent and then put them in a cool place to air dry. Secondly, insert the leaves into slightly moist soil. After half a month of maintenance, water them thoroughly again. Finally, follow the above steps for 2 to 3 cycles, and the leaves of the Bear Paw will take root.