What about black aloe leaves?

First, caused by watering

1. Overwatering

In fact, family potted aloe does not need too much water, otherwise it is easy to produce stagnant water, the root will rot for a long time, affecting the normal breathing of the root, and then it will make aloe black. At this time, we have to reduce the amount and frequency of watering, and change the soil.

2. Too little watering

Although it is more resistant to drought, it can not be short of water for a long time, otherwise the roots will dry and the leaves will begin to blacken. At this time, we should water an appropriate amount of water, and one-time thoroughly, and then do not dry do not water it.

Second, caused by impermeability of the soil

When raising it, some people may not turn the soil for a long time, resulting in soil consolidation, which directly affects the root respiration, and when serious, the leaves begin to blacken. At this time, we should loosen the soil in time to ensure that the soil is well ventilated, and the phenomenon of blackening of leaves will disappear.

Third, caused by temperature

Usually it can grow well at a temperature of 25 degrees. If the temperature is too low, its roots will slowly rot away because of the cold, so the leaves will blacken. At this time, we should keep it warm and adjust the indoor and outdoor temperature so that it can grow normally. In addition, the temperature should not be too high, especially in summer, the excessive temperature will burn the leaves, so the leaves will also blacken. Therefore, the temperature should be cooled properly when the temperature is high.

IV. caused by improper change of basin

When changing the basin, if you are not careful, it will easily hurt its root, once the root is hurt, it will directly affect the leaves and cause the leaves to blacken. Therefore, when changing the basin, we must ensure the safety of the root. If you hurt it, you should take good care of it and wait for it to recover slowly.