How to plant bear's paw seeds

Bear's Paw Sowing: Seed Soaking

The sowing method of Bear's Paw is generally to sow directly in pots and then soak the seeds to germinate. In comparison, soaking the seeds can increase the germination rate. The specific method is: Place the seeds of Bear's Paw in a shallow container and add a little water so as not to submerge the seeds. Then cover it with a glass lid and place it in a light-proof place. After a few days, you will see the white part of the seed exposed. At this time, you can use tweezers to move the seed into the pot.

Bear Paw Sowing: Sowing

After soaking the seeds, use tweezers to plant the sterilized seeds in the seedling pot and then cover them with glass. Generally, it is best to choose a shallow and large pot for sowing. The material does not matter, but the mouth of the pot must be complete. After sowing, cover with glass to keep moisture.

Bear's Paw Planting: Growth Process

Many seedlings will grow 1 to 2 weeks after sowing.

Slowly the leaves grow.

The leaves of the newly grown seedlings are not fleshy and look like ordinary leaves. At this time, pay attention to the humidity to prevent the plants from becoming waterlogged.

After 2 to 3 months, the outline of the bear's paw plant can gradually be seen. The leaves are fleshy and have many small white hairs growing on them.

In a few months, the little paws will come out!