Cotyledon ladismithiensis is an evergreen succulent from the Crassulaceae family. Having its origin in South Africa, this houseplant has a beautiful elliptical shape. Its common name is “Bear's Paw”. Cotyledon ladismithiensis are dormant in the winter months and grow up to 1 meter in height. This charming succulent can be a nice showstopper in your plant collection.

Growth Rate

Bears Paw plant is relatively slow-growing. It thrives beautifully when given proper care.

Flowering

This succulent type blooms in bright orange color from winter to spring. The flowers look colorful and give a refreshing feel to any space.

Watering

These plants like regular watering during their growing season. Allow the roots to dry out between watering and do not overwater.

Soil

Cotyledon ladismithiensis should be planted in a well-draining soil mixture. As this plant is prone to root rot, this mix does well for it.

Hardiness

Bears Paw Succulent is hardy in zones 9b to 11b. This variety is frost intolerant. So, if you live in cold areas with temperatures less than 30° F (-1° C), it is best to plant this succulent in an indoor environment.

Light

This houseplant grows to its best potential in full to partial sun. Place it in bright sunlight for better results.

Propagation

This interesting succulent can be propagated from cuttings or seeds.

Cotyledon ladismithiensis “Bears Paws Plant” can give any room or garden a much-needed lift. Low-maintenance and easy to care for.

Some of the information in this description has been found at desert-tropicals.com, llifle.com and cactus-art.biz

Blooming Season	Winter to spring
Common Name	Bear's paw
Dormancy	Winter
Family	Crassulaceae
Flower	Orange
Frost Tolerance	-1° C
Growth Rate	Fast growth
Hardiness Zone	9b To 11b
Height	1 M
Origin	South africa
Pot Size	2 inch
Scientific Name	2 inch Cotyledon ladismithiensis
Shape	Elliptical
Sun Exposure	Bright light to full sun