Why the potted aloe raised outdoors keep growing lateral buds and leaves turn red? how to deal with it?

Today, I would like to introduce to you how aloe vera can be better planted indoors. It is a very drought-tolerant succulent plant that can be raised for many years, and will continue to grow a variety of small lateral buds, which grow to about nine centimeters. Can continue to split reproduction.

Aloe is a very popular indoor potted plant, the gel in the leaves can be used to heal wounds, and some varieties are still edible.

If you want aloe to grow faster, it's best to keep it outdoors. It likes to stay in the shade with plenty of sunlight. Although it can survive, it won't grow very slowly, but avoid overexposure. Its leaves turn red, which proves that the sun is too serious, and then move to the shade, so its leaves will slowly return to green.

Aloe can also grow well in potted plants. It requires high drainage of soil and little fertility. We must choose loose drainage and good sandy soil for cultivation.

The key to raising aloe is to avoid overwatering. Once overwatered, aloe is easy to die. Under natural conditions, aloe grows in desert areas with little rain all the year round. Aloe leaves will retain moisture and can be left unwatered for a long time.

Too much watering can easily cause root rot, rotten stems and rotten leaves, which will eventually kill the whole plant. In places with higher temperature and more sunshine, the soil can be properly kept moist, but if it is kept in shade or in places where there is not much sunshine, or the temperature is relatively low, watering must be controlled, or even wait for the basin soil to dry for a few days before watering. You can insert your fingers into the soil, and if the soil is 3 to 5 centimeters below, you can replenish the water properly until water drips out of the drainage hole at the bottom of the basin.

In order to maintain aloe vera, we must avoid keeping it in a completely dark place, at least give some light, it is best to put it in a sunny place, it will grow faster, and it is easy to grow lateral buds. Keep it indoors to keep offensive and bright, lack of light, and replenish the light.

Aloe vera cultivation of the soil to have a very good drainage, you can directly use perlite mixed with peat soil, or add some sand to the soil, which can increase drainage.

The flowerpots that cultivate aloe must have more drainage holes, but I prefer to use pottery pots or clay flowerpots, which have better air permeability and water permeability, which can make the soil dry quickly.

Aloe vera has very little demand for fertilizer, generally only a little fertilizer in spring and early summer, the concentration must not be too high, the frequency of fertilization should not be too high, generally, it is enough to give organic liquid fertilizer to an Expo every three or four weeks, and avoid direct contact with the roots of aloe.

Aloe vera will control watering, give more light, it can also produce gorgeous flowers, it will grow a longer flower diameter, generally need more than 5 or 6 years to have a chance to blossom, but this also depends on fate.

Aloe potted plants grow a lot of small buds, these lateral buds about seven centimeters can be split, now remove the old soil, be careful not to hurt the root system, especially the main root, this small lateral bud together with the root system to break off.

Aloe vera does not need how to manage can grow a lot of lateral buds, small lateral buds can be cultivated in relatively small containers, avoid transplanting in large pots, otherwise it is easy to accumulate water and rot roots, these lateral buds will grow slowly. Be sure to use loose and drained sandy soil for cultivation, and then water it for three or five days to see the light slowly.