Cotyledon Tomentosa “Bear Paw” Succulent Plant

“Cotyledon Tomentosa,” commonly known as “Bear Paw,” is a charming succulent plant recognized for its unique foliage reminiscent of bear paws. Native to South Africa, this compact perennial grows in clumps of fuzzy, silver-green leaves that are densely covered in fine hairs, giving them a soft and velvety texture. The leaves feature distinctively rounded edges with small, claw-like indentations, resembling bear paw prints. In optimal conditions of well-draining soil and bright indirect sunlight, Bear Paw produces clusters of tubular, orange-red flowers atop tall stems during the growing season. Loved for its adorable appearance and low-maintenance nature, Bear Paw is a popular choice for succulent enthusiasts, often grown in containers, rock gardens, or as indoor houseplants.