Bear paws succulent

Cotyledon Tomentosa Plant (Bear Paw Succulent) perennial shrublets, easy to grow and maintain, bright green leaves with teeth-like prominent tips, plump and compact. [DETAILS]

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Cotyledon Tomentosa, popularly known as Bear’s paw, is one of the most attractive and lovable members of the succulents family. It has thick and fuzzy green leaves with noticeable dark red-toothed edges. The leaves look like bear claws that also have a velvety coating. Bear’s paw blooms large orange bell-shaped flowers during the spring season. They have a low and shrub-like growing habitat to go to a height of around 30cm.

One of the most beautiful and rare plants we can find is the bear paw succulent.

The Cotyledon tomentosa is commonly called Bear’s Paw. It’s primarily grown for its unusual bright green leaves with reddish brown markings that look like claws. It produces yellow orange bell shaped…

Learning how to propagate bear paw succulents is the first step to growing your collection. Here's how to do it properly.