What is the culture method of aloe?

Aloe is one of the most common plants suitable for family breeding. Aloe can not only be eaten but also used for beauty, so what is the breeding method of aloe? Let's take a look.

The culture method of aloe-the characteristics of aloe:

It has strong vitality and is easy to cultivate. Aloe likes warm and moist, sunshine, high temperature resistance, fear of hot sun, fear of stagnant water, fear of cold. Therefore, mastering the requirements of soil, light, water and temperature in the growth process of aloe is beneficial to the better growth of aloe in order to create a good growth environment.

Cultivation method of aloe vera-soil:

The best soil configuration is: field (garden) mud: humus: River sand (or medium ash) = 4:4:2

Cultivation method of aloe vera-light:

Aloe seedlings are sensitive to sunlight, so they should be properly shaded, especially in summer.

Cultivation method of aloe vera-watering:

The potted soil of aloe vera culture should be kept moist, and most aloe vera are resistant to drought and fear of waterlogging, so they should be watered slowly along the edge of the basin so as not to cause soil caking.

Cultivation method of aloe vera-fertilization:

The best fertilizer for aloe is organic fertilizer. For example, peanut bran (cake) is very good. Before applying fertilizer, soak and ferment it in water, then dilute it with water and use it. If chemical fertilizer is to be used, it should be diluted to 0.1% before use.

The frequency of fertilization is generally determined according to the specific growth status of aloe. If you want to use aloe leaves regularly, you should use more words to apply fertilizer every other month.

I wonder if the above method of sharing with you has any inspiration for you? In fact, aloe is a relatively easy to breed among many plants.