Solutions to the causes of yellowing and thinning of aloe vera leaves, Aloe vera is a popular choice for family flower cultivation. Its unique medicinal value and ornamental properties make it deeply loved by people. During the maintenance process, the problem of yellowing and thinning of aloe vera leaves is often troubled by flower friends. This article will explain the reasons for yellowing and thinning of aloe vera leaves and provide corresponding solutions. Reasons why aloe vera leaves become yellow and thin 1. Insufficient water Aloe vera likes to dry, but it does not require no water. If you water too much or too little, it may cause the leaves to become yellow and thin. Too much watering will damage the root system and affect the normal growth of aloe vera.; if too little watering will make aloe vera lose vitality and the leaves gradually turn yellow.
2. Insufficient light aloe vera needs enough sunlight for photosynthesis. If aloe vera is in a dark environment for a long time, the leaves will gradually turn yellow and thin.
3. Soil problems The soil is too hardened or the pH is inappropriate, which will also cause the leaves of aloe vera to yellow and thin. Aloe vera is suitable for growing in sandy soil with good drainage and strong air permeability.
4. During the growth of malnourished aloe vera, it requires sufficient nutrients. If the soil is poor or improper fertilization, the leaves will be yellowed and thinned.
5. Diseases and insect pests aloe vera is susceptible to pests and diseases, such as red spiders, scale insects, etc. These pests and diseases can cause yellowing and thinning of leaves, and in severe cases, even cause aloe vera to die. Solution 1. Appropriate watering According to the growth habits of aloe vera, it is enough to keep the soil slightly moist. Too much or too little watering will cause the leaves to yellow and thin. When the high temperature in summer, the watering frequency can be appropriately increased; when the low temperature in winter, water should be reduced.
2. Provide sufficient light and place aloe vera in a sunny place. Ensure at least 4-6 hours of direct light every day. If conditions are limited, plant growth lights can be used to supplement it.
3. Improve the soil and replace sandy soil with good air permeability, and regularly apply organic fertilizers, such as chicken manure, cow dung, etc., to supplement soil nutrients.
4. Reasonable fertilization According to the growth stage of aloe vera, reasonable fertilization can be applied. During the vigorous growth period, nitrogen fertilizer can be appropriately increased to promote leaf growth; during the flowering period, phosphorus and potassium fertilizer should be increased to improve the quality of flowering.
5. Regularly inspect aloe vera leaves to prevent and control pests and diseases. If pests and diseases are found, treat them promptly. Natural methods such as pesticides or plant essential oils can be used to control them.
There are many reasons for the yellowing and thinning of aloe vera leaves. Flower friends should analyze and solve them according to the specific situation. As long as the correct maintenance methods are mastered, aloe vera can thrive and add greenery to our lives.