Aloe breeding: how to grow aloe at home?

There are many netizens reflect: summer is coming to want to raise an aloe to wash your face, how to know how to raise aloe is not good, how can aloe grow well? Here's how to grow aloe: aloe is a very popular plant for women, not only because of its lovely shape and leaves, but also for its edible, medicinal and cosmetic effects. Family small potted aloe can also be placed on the desk and desk, with ornamental value. Potted aloe should choose mud basin with good air permeability. If you choose a new basin, it should be soaked with water, otherwise it is not easy to infiltrate the basin after watering, and the semi-dry and semi-wet basin wall will hurt the new root. If the old flowerpot is used, the soil residue and moss should be washed clean and dried in the sun, which can not only increase the breathability of the basin, but also prevent diseases and insect pests. The process of planting strong aloe seedlings in a flowerpot is called upper pot. Potting is the beginning of potted plants, and whether this process is good or bad is closely related to the growth and development of potted aloe in the later stage. Before putting on the basin, put a piece of broken tile at the bottom of the basin and press it on the permeable hole of the basin bottom, which can not only keep the drainage, but also will not leak the basin soil. When putting up the basin, first straighten the aloe seedlings in the middle of the basin, let the roots stretch as far as possible, fill the soil to cover the roots, and then gently lift the seedlings up and down, and compact them slightly, so that the roots are in close contact with the basin soil, and compact the basin soil, and finally slowly pour water into the basin. Aloe vera just on the basin should be kept in a semi-shady place, wait for slow seedling and then move to the sunny place, wait for rooting before you can shine more sunshine. Aloe has strong drought resistance and will not dry to death without watering for a long time, but its growth is inhibited, the leaves are dry and juicy, and the utilization value is reduced. If the soil is overwatered and damp for a long time, the roots will rot and the plant will die eventually. Therefore, it should be flexibly mastered according to different growth, development stages and natural conditions of the plant, if the surrounding air humidity is high, the evaporation intensity is low, it should be less irrigated; if the air is dry, the air temperature is high, and the air circulation is strong, it is necessary to water in time to prevent the basin soil and leaves from losing water too quickly. The watering time in spring and summer should be in the early morning and evening, and in winter it should be at noon. After watering, pay attention to loosen the soil, in order to reduce water evaporation, is conducive to the growth of new roots. Click to get more aloe planting techniques click to get more flower planting techniques