Cultivation methods and precautions for aloe vera potted plants

Aloe vera potted plants are very easy to grow. Aloe vera is a common potted plant with high ornamental value. It not only has the function of purifying the air, but also has the function of beautifying and nourishing the skin. It likes warm and dry environment and is more suitable for indoor maintenance.

How to grow aloe vera in potted plants

1. Temperature

The suitable temperature for growing potted aloe vera is 15-35 degrees. The temperature in winter is relatively low, so insulation measures should be taken to ensure that the temperature of the growing environment is not lower than 5 degrees.

2. Moisture

Aloe vera has a relatively small demand for water. Usually, you just need to keep the soil moist. In spring and autumn, you can water it every 2 days, and in summer, you can water it every 1-2 days. The temperature in winter is relatively low, so the frequency of watering should be reduced.

3. Fertilization

Potted aloe vera has relatively low requirements for fertilizer. During the growing period, it is recommended to fertilize once every 60 days, and the cake fertilizer needs to be diluted before use.

4. Change the soil

Generally speaking, the potting soil of aloe vera needs to be replaced every 1-2 years. It is recommended to take out the aloe vera in spring and autumn, and trim the roots in time if they have rotten roots. Then mix leaf mold, garden soil and sandy soil in a ratio of 4:4:2.

Aloe vera potted plant maintenance precautions

When caring for aloe vera potted plants, you need to pay attention to light. Because aloe vera has a relatively large demand for light, you can maintain sufficient light time in spring and autumn. In winter, it should be placed in direct sunlight. Because the temperature in summer is relatively high, it is necessary to avoid strong sunlight to prevent sunburn.