Paws sprout in spring and autumn. The leaf cutting propagation of bear's paw can be carried out in spring and autumn, and the substrate should be loose, breathable, well-drained sand rich in humus. Cut off the robust branches from the mother plant, pay attention to keep the four leaves on them, disinfect and dry them, and then cut them into matrix, about 15 of them will take root.

Matters needing attention in bear paw culture

Bear's paw does not require much soil, so it is drought-tolerant. It is best to use slightly dry slightly alkaline soil, and ordinary garden soil can be used for family feeding. Bear's paw is drought-resistant and moist, so it should not be watered too much. Water once every 10 day in winter, spring and autumn. Summer is the dormant season of paws, especially when the temperature is higher than 35 degrees. It is necessary to reduce the frequency and amount of precipitation, keep ventilation and prevent root rot.

Pawn is a succulent plant in winter. Because its leaves are lush and full, covered with white fluff, if carefully maintained, the tip of the leaf will have a red protrusion, which looks like a bear's palm. So named bear's paw, beautiful and lovely, with high ornamental value, it can also purify the air.