Adorably compact, Cotyledon tomentosa 'Baby Bear's Paw' features chunky, fuzzy leaves with tiny reddish tips resembling bear claws. Perfect for bright indoor windowsills, low-maintenance succulent collections, and decorative tabletop pots!
Foliage: Soft, chubby, velvety-green leaves with dark red "claws" at the tips.

Light: Bright, indirect sunlight (tolerates gentle morning sun).

Watering: Drought-tolerant; allow the soil to dry completely between waterings.

Ideal For: Windowsills, small spaces, tabletop displays, and open terrariums.

Method: Best propagated using stem cuttings. Take a healthy stem cutting with a node, allow the cut end to callous for 2–3 days, and plant it in a dry, well-draining succulent mix.

Note: Unlike many other succulents, single leaf propagation rarely succeeds for Cotyledon tomentosa—stem cuttings have a significantly higher success rate.

Available in H2 (07.3 cm Pot).