Nocturne City Aloe 10-Year Old Stalk
For most women, the knowledge of raising flowers and the related experience of Nocturne City Aloe, the 10-year-old stalk of Nocturne City Aloe, will be introduced to everyone next.
Nocturne City Aloe is a very common aloe species, and you can buy a pot for a few dollars. Recently, some flower friends have shared their 10-year-old Nocturne City Aloe stalks, which has made many flower friends want to see. Here it is compiled and organized for reference by flower friends.
The aloe in the picture was posted by a flower friend, saying that it has been raised for more than ten years.
In different environments, aloe will look different due to different maintenance conditions. The following aloe is said to have been around for a while, but the bottom leaves have all disappeared. It is not ruled out that the maintainer intentionally pulled off the bottom leaves to form an old stalk.
Next, let's talk about how to prune Nocturne City Aloe
After a long period of maintenance, whether the aloe is chasing light or sprouting, it will greatly change its original form. We can see this from the following picture. We can see that this pot of aloe is chaotic and has many seedlings. So, how should we prune it?
The method of pruning depends on the preferences of the maintainer. One is to let it grow freely; the second is as in the first picture, keeping only one main stem and cutting off the others, either for propagating seedlings or discarding them; the third is to peel off the bottom leaves appropriately to make it look like an old stalk.
The following picture shows the most common form of aloe, which is just the right size for desktops, balconies, and other maintenance locations, with a neat shape. If we see small aloe seedlings on the old stalk, we can cut them off and propagate them into small potted plants like this. To briefly mention, as long as the rhizome tissue is preserved, aloe is very good at rooting.
The comprehensive knowledge explanation of the 10-year-old Nocturne City Aloe stalk (how to prune) brought to you above is hoped to be helpful to you.