What are the maintenance and precautions for Aloe vera
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Aloe vera, with its green and thick leaves, is lush and vibrant all year round, full of vitality and highly ornamental. It has a strong viability, drought and heat resistance, and is easy to care for. The suitable growing temperature is between 20-30 degrees, making it widely popular. Here are the cultivation methods and precautions for Aloe vera, remember 4 points for thicker leaves and faster growth. Let's learn about them together!
Cultivation methods of Aloe vera
1. Watering: Water Aloe vera every 5-7 days in spring and autumn, usually in the morning. In the hot summer, it requires more water, so water it every 2-3 days, preferably in the morning and evening. In winter, when the temperature is low, reduce the watering frequency to once a month, choosing the warmer noon, the potting soil should not be too wet, slightly dry is beneficial for the plant to survive the winter safely.
2. Fertilizing: Aloe vera has a strong viability and does not require excessive fertilizing during growth. Usually, during the growing period, properly supplement with fertile fertilizer, once a month with a thin fertilizer containing phosphorus and potassium elements, not excessive, just moderate, otherwise, it may cause fertilizer damage. In winter, stop fertilizing as the growth basically stops, and fertilizing is difficult to be absorbed by the roots, which may burn the roots.
3. Light: Aloe vera enjoys a well-lit growing environment, so try to place it in a bright area at home. Long-term exposure to dark environments prevents the plant from performing photosynthesis effectively, resulting in poor growth, yellowing, and thinning of the leaves.
What are the maintenance and precautions for Aloe vera
4. Soil: Aloe vera should not be planted in soil that is too clayey, as it can easily cause waterlogging and root rot. Mix 1 part humus or garden soil with 1 part river sand or coal cinder, and add a small amount of organic fertilizer as a base fertilizer to provide fertility for growth.
Precautions for Aloe vera
1. When watering Aloe vera, do not water from the top, as the center of the leaves may easily accumulate water, which can cause damage over time. It is recommended to water slowly from the edge of the pot.
2. Be careful not to let water accumulate when watering Aloe vera. Although it has strong drought resistance, it does not tolerate waterlogging, so any积水 can easily lead to death from root rot.
3. When fertilizing Aloe vera, try to do it in the morning or evening to minimize damage to the plant, and be careful not to fertilize too frequently.
The above is a specific introduction to the maintenance and precautions of Aloe vera and its propagation and cultivation methods, for reference by netizens.