How to keep bear paw in winter

1. Breeding methods in the north

1. Move indoors: Winters in the north are relatively cold. When the temperature drops to around five degrees, the plants should be moved indoors in time to avoid frostbite.

2. Spray water in moderation: Indoors in the north are usually heated and the temperature is very suitable, but the environment is too dry. After placing it indoors, spray water regularly to increase the humidity. When spraying water, be careful not to spray on the plants. Instead, spray around the plants to increase the humidity.

3. Avoid heating: When caring for it indoors in winter, be careful not to place it next to a heater or warm air vent, otherwise it will affect the growth of the plant and make it unable to safely survive the winter.

2. Breeding methods in the south

1. Control the amount of water: The climate in the south is relatively warmer, so you can keep the plant outdoors in winter. But be careful not to water it at will during maintenance. The amount of water should be controlled. Usually, watering it once a month is enough, and the soil in the pot should be slightly dry.

2. Suitable temperature: If the plants are kept outdoors for a long time in the southern region, they can spend the winter outdoors. But you still need to pay attention to the temperature. Short-term low temperatures of around five degrees will not affect growth, but it would be better to move it to a warmer place.