1. SoilTo cultivate Aloe vera, you need to use a neutral soil with good water permeability and high organic matter content. 2. TemperatureThe optimum growth temperature for Aloe vera is 20-30℃. It is relatively afraid of cold. When the temperature drops below 10℃ in winter, it will stop growing, and when the temperature drops below 0℃, the plant will die. Therefore, when the weather is cold, you need to take certain warming measures for it. 3. MoistureAloe vera is drought-tolerant but not water-tolerant, so it should be watered according to the principle of preferring dry to wet conditions. During the growing period, it needs water to support its growth, so it needs to be watered more appropriately to ensure that it can grow normally and healthily. |
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