How to water Bear's Paw

Life features:

The most favorite environment is: a caring owner, suitable temperature, plenty of sunshine, and dry air, so that it can grow its most lovely side. But be careful to avoid severe cold and strong humidity.

Watering method:

The temperature is high in summer. When the temperature reaches above 35 degrees, Bear's Paw will enter a dormant period. At this time, the amount of watering should be properly controlled, otherwise the soil will be too moist and its roots will easily rot.

When you change the pot or the soil, you must water less and keep the soil relatively dry.

When watering in winter, you should consider the indoor temperature and sunlight conditions. If there is not enough sunlight, just keep the soil slightly moist, but not too wet.

It is not advisable to water the newly grafted Bear's Paw at the beginning. At this time, it has no root system and the water cannot be absorbed. It may also cause rot at the bottom, so you have to wait until it grows roots before watering it.

Note:

When watering, you should first observe the condition of the soil, and also consider the growth environment. If the soil is too wet or too dry, the fleshy leaves of the Bear's Paw will shrink and even fall off, which will only have a small impact on its appreciation, but will mainly endanger its healthy growth.