Aloe cultivation and management methods

Aloe vera is a common plant that is ornamental, edible and environmentally friendly. It can be grown in pots at home. It can purify the environment and provide people with fresh leaves at any time. So how should aloe vera be grown? What should be paid attention to during the cultivation period?

Aloe cultivation and management methods

1. Characteristics of Aloe Vera

Aloe vera is a plant with strong vitality. It likes sunlight during its growth period, but it cannot be placed under the scorching sun. It also likes high temperature environment. When the indoor temperature is low, you should pay attention to keeping warm. In addition, aloe vera has certain requirements for water during its growth period. There must be no accumulation of water in the flowerpot, otherwise the roots of the aloe vera will be damaged and cause it to die.

2. Preparation of aloe vera potting soil

The preparation of potting soil is also very important when growing aloe vera. You should choose soil that is breathable, moderately acidic and alkaline, and can retain water and drain water. Field mud, garden mud, humus or river sand are all ideal choices for aloe vera potting soil. When preparing, you can prepare field mud, humus and river sand in a ratio of 4:4:2.

3. Daily management of aloe vera

Aloe vera also requires necessary management during its growth period. When watering, pour water along the edge of the pot to prevent the soil from becoming compacted. If the soil becomes compacted, loosen the soil in time. In addition, aloe vera needs to be fertilized in time during its growth period, preferably once a month. You can choose warm cake fertilizer when fertilizing.