How does potted aloe often rot root to do? It's easy to save in two steps

Aloe is a very good plant, but why is aloe always rotten? Generally speaking, rotten roots are mostly caused by improper watering, so are aloe rotten roots thrown away? Not necessarily, it can be saved by taking two steps.

Aloe often looks absent-minded, and the leaves feel soft. If you don't dig out its roots, you may not know that it is caused by rotten roots. At this time, we have to turn over the basin of aloe to see if its roots are rotten.

If the root of aloe vera is really caused by stagnant water, we can do this simple 2 steps, and maybe we can save it.

Do pruning first

Use a sterilized art knife to trim off all the rotten aloe roots and other rotten leaves, which can be replanted after the wound is dried.

Change the basin soil again

Replant the trimmed aloe, of course, to change the new soil, the new soil can choose very loose sandy soil or rotten leaf soil, with exposure to disinfection. Then add a layer of loofah or small tiles to the bottom of the basin, it is not easy to accumulate water, and it is not easy to rot the roots in the future.

Just planted aloe first do not water, otherwise it is easy to rot roots, its leaves are thick and juicy, not easy to dry, wait for another 4-5 days to supply water.

Generally speaking, aloe itself is relatively drought-resistant, so in the usual watering process, we must wait for the basin soil to dry before watering, sometimes even if it is not watered for half a month, it will be all right.