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Our regular delivery charge for basic items is $12.50 Australia-wide, regardless of the number of items ordered. We do not deliver outside Australia but happily deliver orders placed from overseas for Australian delivery. remote islands and Territories such as Christmas Island, Lord Howe Island, Norfolk Island, Cocos Islands, Groote Eylandt). We service virtually all areas of Australia with only those areas not serviced by these organisations being excluded (e.g. This way we can ensure your order is in transit for the shortest time possible.ĭelivery is normally via Australia Post with larger orders delivered via StarTrack Express* courier. Our team packs and dispatches each day based on the best timing of delivery service to your state. Dislodged leaves can be easily re-propagated into new plants.
CARE FOR BEAR PAW SUCCULENT FREE
If planted outside they require a free darining soil and select a position free from frost.Įxtra care is taken when packaging these plants however they are delicate and some leaves may become detached during transit. Super easy to grow and care for, Succulents require a gritty free draining potting mix or soil and minimal water.
Growing in an upright shrubby habit, this plant perfers a brightly lit position but care needs to be taken not to allow too much direct sunlight as the white sections on each leaf may be prone to sunburn if left in too much sunlight. Looking all the world like a fuzzy bear’s paw, this delightful plant even has tiny pink ‘claws’ at the end of each leaf, and the captivating lime green foliage makes this a highly sought after addition to your succulent collection.īear Paws make an excellent indoor plant and are a favourite of gardeners due to the soft furry feel of the leaves. They propagate easily in spring by cuttings or by rooting of suckers.Home » Shop » Indoor Plants & Succulents » Succulents » Succulents Varieties » Cotyledon Bear Paw GreenĪn extremely cute succulent with thick fuzzy leaves, it is easy to see how Cotyledon Bear Paw (Cotyledon tormentosa) got it’s common name. If they suffer from prolonged drought, they can be attacked by mealybugs in case of excessive watering they are attacked by fungi. In autumn, reduce waterings until they are eliminated from the second half of autumn until the end of winter.įertilize with mineral fertilizer for cacti and succulents once a month during spring and summer. Water regularly in spring and summer waiting for the soil to dry out. The pot transplant is done every 2-3 years in spring. The soil can be a mixture of 75% cactus substrate and 25% coarse sand.
CARE FOR BEAR PAW SUCCULENT FULL
The Cotyledon tomentosa needs full sun or light shade exposure and a hot, dry climate. They can be used as houseplants located in a location with good ventilation. They are used mainly in pots but also in rockeries, slopes, borders and gardens of cacti and succulents. They bloom from mid spring to late summer. The showy red flowers appear on a flower stalk above the leaves. The curious leaves are fleshy, hairy, almost cylindrical in shape, bright green, and with teeth at the end. They are succulent plants with fine and hairy branching stems that reach 1 meter in height when they bloom.
This species is native to Cape Province, South Africa. Some species are: Cotyledon tomentosa, Cotyledon orbiculata, Cotyledon undulata, Cotyledon papillaris.Ĭommon names: Kitten Paws, Woolly Cotyledon, Bear's Paw. The genus Cotyledon, family Crassulaceae, includes 10 species of succulent plants native to Africa. Care of the succulent plant Cotyledon tomentosa or Bear's Paw
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