What to do if the bear's paw drops its leaves

The appearance and leaves of the bear's paw are both plump and cute. The leaves of the bear's paw are small and cute, but during the planting process, everyone will encounter the problem of the leaves falling off. Let's see what to do if the leaves of the bear's paw fall off.

What to do if the bear's paw drops its leaves

1. The habits of bear paw

Bear's Paw likes warmth and can grow healthier under sufficient sunlight. Bear's Paw's leaves will be thicker and juicier under sufficient sunlight, giving people a full feeling. However, if it is kept in a dark environment for a long time, it will appear thin or weak.

2. Reasons why Bear's Paw drops its leaves

First: The reason why Bear's Paw drops its leaves may be related to the habits we mentioned above. Because Bear's Paw is relatively cold-resistant, too much moisture in the wet soil will cause Bear's Paw to drop its leaves. Excessively wet soil will cause the roots of Bear's Paw to rot, and root rot is one of the reasons why Bear's Paw drops its leaves.

Second: In winter and summer, the bear's paw will grow slowly, so the leaves of the bear's paw will begin to shrink and fall off. This is a normal phenomenon, so there is no need to be too nervous.

3. What to do if the leaves of Bear's Paw fall off?

If the bear's paw begins to drop leaves, watering should be reduced and it should not be placed outdoors in the summer to avoid being damaged by scorching heat. If the bear's paw begins to drop leaves, it is recommended to replace the soil to improve water seepage and ventilation.