How to water the bear's paw in summer

Principles of watering bear's paw in summer

Bear's Paw is a succulent plant. The principle of watering in summer is not to water unless the soil is dry. Generally, you don't need to water it when the soil in the pot is not dry. Excessive watering will cause the roots of Bear's Paw to rot. In addition, Bear's Paw can be watered in summer, and the number of watering needs to be determined according to the specific conditions of the pot soil.

When watering Bear's Paw in the summer, it is more appropriate to choose the morning or evening. Generally, watering in the evening is the most appropriate. Generally, there is no need to soak the pot when watering Bear's Paw in the summer. You can spray water mist on the leaves, so that you can directly provide moisture to the leaves.

How to water bear's paw in summer

1. The growth rate of Bear's Paw will slow down in summer and its demand for water will also decrease. Generally, as long as the soil is slightly moist, there is no need to water it.

2. When watering the Bear's Paw in the summer, you can use a spray bottle to slowly spray the plant. After spraying, place it in a ventilated and diffused light place for maintenance.

Precautions for watering bear's paw in summer

The temperature will be relatively high in summer, and the Bear's Paw will enter a dormant state. Be sure to control the amount of water when watering. If you water too much, the leaves of the Bear's Paw will fall off more easily. If waterlogging occurs, the plant will die in severe cases, so be sure to pay attention to not water too much.