Cultivation methods and precautions of bear's paw wood

1. Maintenance methods

1. Soil: When cultivating bear's paw wood, it is best to use soil made from rotten branches and leaves. The loose and fertile soil can provide it with sufficient nutrients.

2. Water: The frequency of watering is about four days. The amount of water is not needed, just make sure the soil is moist. When the weather is hot and dry, you can spray some water on the branches and leaves to keep them moisturized.

3. Nutrients: Sprinkle organic fertilizer evenly on the soil, then loosen the soil and stir it evenly. This will help the bear's paw tree absorb nutrients and promote its growth.

4. Light: It is suitable for growing in a semi-shady environment and has a certain degree of shade tolerance. Avoid direct sunlight, as direct sunlight will cause the leaves of the bear's paw tree to turn yellow.

2. Breeding techniques

1. Pruning: Proper pruning during the growth period of the bear's paw tree can promote the growth and branching of the plant, which is beneficial to the health of the bear's paw tree plant. Yellow leaves and dead leaves must be cut off as soon as possible.

2. Reproduction: Cuttings are commonly used for reproduction. The best time is spring and autumn. Select strong branches and cut them into soil with sufficient nutrients. Then spray some water to keep the soil moist. In about ten days, you can see new branches growing out.

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1. Mites: Mites are piercing-sucking pests that have a serious impact on the growth of bear's paw wood. When there are mites, you should use mite cleaner to spray them for prevention and control.

2. Yellow leaves: Bear’s Paw Tree likes to grow in a cool and mild environment and cannot be exposed to direct light, especially strong light will cause its branches and leaves to turn yellow. Yellow leaves should be cut off and shading should be carried out appropriately.

IV. Other issues

1. How to spend the winter: The temperature in winter should not be lower than zero degrees Celsius. When the temperature is too low, the bear's paw tree will be frostbitten or even die, so it should be given proper protection in winter.

2. Can it be placed indoors: Bear's Paw Tree can be grown indoors. It is evergreen all the year round, and its branches and leaves are large and shiny. It is very suitable to be placed on windowsills, doorways, and offices.