For optimal growth, aloe vera should be planted in a neutral, loose soil mix. A recommended blend consists of 4 parts garden soil, 4 parts compost, and 2 parts sand or wood chips. Alternatively, you can use dried river mud that has been ground and mixed with pig manure for fermentation. Once decomposed, add an appropriate amount of sand or wood chips to improve drainage.
Aloe vera thrives in dry conditions, so it's important to water it carefully. The potting soil should be allowed to dry out between waterings. In summer, when temperatures are high and evaporation is rapid, watering every 2-3 days is usually sufficient. You can also mist the leaves in the morning and evening to maintain humidity without overwatering. During spring and autumn, keep the soil relatively dry and limit watering. In winter, reduce watering even further—once a month is typically enough.
Aloe vera prefers warm and sunny conditions. However, during the hottest months, it should be protected from direct sunlight to avoid sunburn. It can also tolerate semi-shady areas as long as there is good air circulation. In late autumn, move the plant indoors but ensure it still receives enough light. During winter and early spring, protect it from cold temperatures below 5°C by covering it with a transparent plastic bag. Be sure to ventilate regularly to prevent mold and allow for healthy growth.
Fertilizing aloe vera is essential during its growing season. It requires a balanced supply of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. When repotting in spring or autumn, use fresh soil that already contains nutrients. During the active growing period (spring and summer), apply fertilizer once a month. You can use a compound fertilizer or organic options like fermented bean cake. Avoid applying fertilizer directly onto the plant to prevent root burn.
Pest and disease control for aloe vera is generally minimal. However, it can be prone to brown spot disease. To prevent this, ensure good ventilation, proper sunlight, and clean soil. If the disease becomes severe, you can use fungicides such as chlorothalonil or bacteriophages to treat the affected areas. Regular monitoring and early intervention are key to keeping your aloe plant healthy and thriving.
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