How to grow aloe vera to live?

Aloe is originally a tropical plant, born to fear the cold, but aloe is also a good kind of plant that is easy to live. Of course, in order to make aloe grow fast and reproduce more, it must be carefully cultivated according to the characteristics of aloe. So how to grow aloe vera to live?

First, how to grow aloe vera to live

1. Soil

Aloe likes to grow in loose soil with good drainage performance and not easy to solidify, and the general soil can be mixed with some gravel ash, such as rotten leaf grass ash. The poor drainage and permeability of the soil leads to the obstruction of root respiration and the necrosis of rotten roots, which leads to the poor growth of aloe.

2. Temperature

Aloe is afraid of cold. It grows in a frost-free environment all the year round for a long time. It stops growing at about 5 ℃. At 0 ℃, the life process is hindered. If it is less than 0 ℃, it will be frostbitten. The most suitable temperature for growth is 15-35 ℃ and the humidity is 45-85%.

3. Water

Like all plants, aloe vera needs water, but it is most afraid of stagnant water. it is easy to shrink leaves, rot branches and roots and even die in rainy and wet seasons or poor drainage.

4. Sunshine

Aloe vera needs plenty of sunlight to grow. it should be noted that the newly planted aloe vera does not bask in the sun, it is best to see the sun only in the morning, and it will slowly adapt to the sun and thrive after ten and a half days.

5. Fat

Fertilizer is indispensable to any plant. Aloe needs not only nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, but also some trace elements. In order to ensure that aloe is a green natural plant, fermented organic fertilizer should be used as far as possible.