Aloe cut a knife and burst the side buds in the basin quickly.

Aloe grows faster in spring and autumn, the plant grows taller, and the main stem is too long, so it needs to be beheaded. It is also necessary to behead where aloe vera grows crooked or rotten roots are found. Let's take a look at the specific operation methods!

Aloe vera grows and beheads high:

Aloe vera is too tall to be beheaded, cut off at the stem, break some leaves out.

The beheading part should first dry the wound and prepare the soil with good drainage and air permeability, which can be configured with peat soil + upper perlite, and the beheading part can be planted in the soil. During the rooting period, it is necessary to properly shade the sun and avoid the light. A few grains of slow-release compound fertilizer or cooked soybeans are buried in the basin soil, once every 10 days, 2 or 3 times in a row, farther away from the root system, sufficient nutrients, dry and thoroughly watered, so that the lateral buds burst continuously.

The rotten root of aloe is beheaded:

Where you find the rotten roots of aloe, first break off a few leaves from the lower part of the plant, and then behead. After beheading, the incision is smeared with carbendazim solution for disinfection to prevent infection, and then prepare the soil for replanting. The upper basin should be immediately poured with fixed root water, which is suitable for planting in autumn and spring.