What if the aloe leaves are rolled up?

1. Caused by excessive watering

If it is watered frequently, it will make the flower soil too wet, so it is easy to let the roots rot, thus making the leaves curl. At this time, we had better let the flower soil dry and then replenish the water, if it is not dry, it will not be replenished. Only in this way can it be conducive to its root growth, and naturally there will be no leaf curling phenomenon.

2. the flower soil is caused by being too hard.

Some friends may not pay attention to the choice of flower soil, making the flower soil too hard, so that when you water it, the water cannot enter the soil layer, thus making most of the roots unable to absorb water and nutrients normally, and the leaves will curl. At this time, the best way is to loosen the flower soil properly, so that it can make the flower soil more breathable and make the roots grow normally and absorb water.

3. The air is too dry.

When you raise it indoors in winter, the air will inevitably be a little dry, and aloe itself prefers a wet environment, so it will curl its leaves for a long time. At this time, we'd better use a spray can to spray some water mist around it and on the leaves. If it is troublesome, we can also put a basin of water or an air humidifier in the room.