How to breed succulent bear's paw and what to pay attention to

How to breed succulent bear's paw

There are three ways to propagate Bear's Paw: one is cuttings, the second is leaf cuttings, and the third is sowing. If you want a 100% survival rate, then you should undoubtedly choose the cutting method.

The breeding time of succulent bear's paw

The succulent Bear's Paw is best propagated in spring and autumn, and also in winter, but try not to do it in summer, as this is its pruning period and the rooting and germination rate is low. Providing a temperature of 23-25 ​​degrees after cuttings is more conducive to rooting and growth, and increases the survival rate of the plant.

How to breed succulent bear's paw

Cutting propagation of succulent bear's paw

You can cut down the overgrown Bear's Paw and trim it into a "Y" shape with branches and leaves. Place it in a ventilated place to dry for 3-5 days, then insert it into breathable and slightly moist soil. Do not water it at the beginning. After about 3-5 days, slowly water it along the edge of the pot. It basically only takes 2 weeks for it to take root.

Sowing and propagation of succulent bear's paw

The soil for sowing the succulent Bear's Paw can be peat soil and leech soil. Sow the seeds evenly in the flowerpot, water it slightly, cover the flowerpot with a glass cover, and place it in a shaded place. It will germinate soon.

Succulent Bear's Paw Leaf Cutting Propagation

Choose healthy and plump branches of the succulent Bear's Paw, trim the lower leaves, and place them in a cool and ventilated place for 1-3 days to dry. The soil can be a mixture of peat soil, perlite and rice husk charcoal, and be sterilized. Try not to water after inserting it into the soil, or water along the edge of the pot, provide a temperature of 15-20℃, and also prevent direct sunlight during the cutting process.

Precautions for breeding succulent bear's paw

When watering Bear's Paw in summer, it is best to do so in the morning and evening, not at noon. Each time you water, you should water along the edge of the potting soil, not into the center of the leaves. In addition, you must maintain a good ventilation environment to avoid damage from pests and diseases.