What should I do if the aloe vera leaves wither? Teach you 5 effective remedies.

Check watering issuesCheck lighting issuesCheck soil issuesCheck pest and disease issuesTrim appropriately

Aloe vera, as a common household green plant, is not only aesthetically pleasing but also has high medicinal value. During the maintenance process, the problem of dried leaves of aloe vera often troubleshoots many gardening enthusiasts. When the leaves of aloe vera dry out, how should we take remedial measures? This article will provide you with 5 effective methods to help your aloe vera regain vitality.

Check watering issues

The primary cause of dried leaves in aloe vera is often improper watering. Excessive watering can lead to root rot, which in turn affects the leaves; if watering is too little, it can cause the leaves to dry out due to lack of water. First, check whether the watering is adequate.

Remedial methods:

1. Stop watering and water again when the soil is dry;

2. For the rotted roots, trim them appropriately and use root-promoting powder to encourage new root growth;

3. When watering, try to use a spray bottle to avoid direct water hitting the leaves.

Check lighting issues

Aloe vera enjoys plenty of sunlight, but excessive direct sunlight can also lead to dried leaves, so it is important to ensure that aloe vera receives an appropriate amount of light.

Remedial methods:

1. Move the aloe vera to a place with sufficient light but avoid direct sunlight;

2. If aloe vera is in a dark environment for a long time, gradually increase the light exposure time to avoid sudden changes in lighting conditions.

Check soil issues

Soil is the foundation for aloe vera growth, and poor soil quality can also cause leaves to dry out.

Remedial methods:

1. Replace the soil with new, well-ventilated, and strong-draining soil;

2. Add a moderate amount of organic fertilizer to the soil to improve its fertility.

Check pest and disease issues

Pests and diseases are also one of the reasons for the dried leaves of aloe vera.

Remedial methods:

1. Regularly inspect aloe vera and deal with pests and diseases in a timely manner;

2. Use pesticides for prevention and control, but be mindful of the dosage and frequency of pesticide use.

Trim appropriately

For the already dried leaves, appropriate trimming can promote the growth of aloe vera.

Remedial methods:

1. Use a sharp pair of scissors to cut off the dried leaves from the root;

2. After trimming, you can spray some foliar fertilizer to promote new leaf growth.

Dried leaves of aloe vera are not an irreversible problem. As long as we identify the cause and take appropriate remedial measures, we can restore the vitality of aloe vera. I hope the 5 effective remedial methods provided in this article can help you, and your aloe vera can regain its vitality.

References:

[1] Zhang Lihua. Common Problems and Solutions in Home Flower Cultivation [M]. Beijing: China Agricultural Publishing House, 2015.

[2] Li Ming. Home Flower Cultivation Skills [M]. Beijing: China Forestry Publishing House, 2016.