How to grow succulent plants Golden Eagle Claw

Requirements of Golden Eagle Claw for potting soil

Like many succulents, it prefers well-drained, breathable soil. You can mix peat soil, perlite and vermiculite, and use Akadama soil on the surface of the soil.

Water requirements of Golden Eagle Claw

Succulents have a growing period and a dormant period. During the growing season, water only when the soil is completely dry, and water thoroughly. However, be careful not to water normally while the root system is intact, otherwise the roots will rot. During the summer dormancy period, keep the soil dry, otherwise the plant will dry up. Add a little water to the edge of the pot every week to prevent the plant from rotting.

How to breed Golden Eagle Claw

Golden Sea Eagle is suitable for cross-pollination sowing, allowing the plant to grow side buds, or cutting off the head of the plant to allow it to grow small buds again.

Precautions for breeding of Golden Sea Eagle Claw

During the summer dormancy period, the plant's roots will slow down their growth and stop getting the water they need for growth, but this does not mean you should stop watering the Golden Sea Eagle Claw, as this may cause it to take a long time to wake up. This process will consume some of the water and nutrients in the leaves, causing the leaves at the bottom and the entire plant to dry up and shrink.