How to grow aloe vera? Precautions for growing aloe vera

Aloe vera is an evergreen ornamental plant with thick, fleshy leaves and emerald green color. It can beautify the environment and purify the air. It is especially suitable for indoor potted cultivation. However, there are certain methods and skills in the cultivation of this plant. Only by mastering them can the aloe vera be grown more vigorously and healthily. The following is a detailed introduction to the cultivation method of aloe vera, which can let everyone know how to grow it and what to pay attention to during the cultivation process of aloe vera.

How to grow aloe vera

1. Aloe vera must be grown in loose soil with good drainage and not prone to compaction. Some rubble can be placed at the bottom of the flowerpot. This will increase its water permeability, prevent water accumulation in the soil, and allow its roots to absorb fresh air, so that the aloe vera can grow normally.

2. Aloe vera is a plant with strong vitality, but it originally grows in the tropics. After entering winter, it must be moved to a relatively warm environment. During the breeding period, attention must be paid to the regulation of humidity, temperature and light in the breeding environment. Only by providing it with the most suitable growth environment can aloe vera grow vigorously.

Precautions for growing aloe vera

1. There are many places that require special attention during the cultivation process of aloe vera, especially when watering it. It must be adjusted appropriately according to the season and temperature. The plant is relatively drought-resistant and does not require much water. It can be watered every week in spring and autumn, but in the hot summer, water evaporates quickly, so it should be watered every three days. After entering winter, aloe vera will enter a relative dormant period, and the number of waterings should be significantly reduced. It is sufficient to water it once every half a month.

2. When watering aloe vera, you must not only master the appropriate number of times to apply glue, but also master certain glue application techniques. This plant is afraid of water accumulation, so when watering, you must not allow water to accumulate in the flowerpot. You must abide by the principle of watering thoroughly and not watering unless the soil is dry. Aloe vera is also relatively resistant to barrenness, but when it is made into a potted plant and cultivated indoors, you must also pay attention to its nutritional supplement. It should be top-dressed once a month. When topdressing, it is best to choose a nutritionally balanced compound fertilizer, or you can choose fermented organic fertilizers such as cake fertilizer or compost.