🔸 Temperature:
The suitable temperature for keeping aloe vera flower is 17-25 degrees Celsius and excessive cold and heat will damage it and this plant should not be taken outside on cold nights. from the house or next to the window.
🔸 Watering:
This plant does not need a lot of water like cacti and it should be watered when the soil is dry. Give it in such a way that you put your knuckle into the soil and if it is dry, water it. You can also water it every 12 to 14 days, which in winter will decrease to once a month. Aloe vera loves humidity and for this reason it is included in the list of suitable plants for bathrooms and light-reflecting bathrooms.
The amount of irrigation should be such that the water does not come out of the drain, and if this happens, drain the water quickly. Empty the drain so that the moisture does not damage the plant's roots and the plant does not get sick.
🔸 Soil:
The soil you use to grow aloe vera plant should be soft and have proper drainage so that moisture does not remain inside it, which can cause root rot. The best soil that you can use for aloe vera is a mixture of sand or 40% polite with leaf soil.
Light:
This plant needs a lot of indirect light. To keep aloe vera at home, keep it next to east or west windows.
Fertilizer should be applied to the aloe vera plant with diluted fertilizer or semi-strong fertilizer. If the soil is not fertile, semi-strong fertilizer should be given to the plant once a month from the beginning of spring to the end of summer. Organic and hot fertilizers can be used for plants planted in the outside environment.
🔸 Changing the pot:
Aloe vera plant has fast growth and its roots want to spread, so changing the pot should be done after 1-2 years to avoid the crowd. prevent the roots from becoming Also, in order to propagate aloe vera through pajos, you must take care of the roots of the plant while changing the pot so that they are not damaged.
Be careful not to block the drains of the pot when changing the soil.
When choosing a vase, pay attention to its size. Choosing small pots will make you worry about changing pots very soon; Therefore, it is better to go for a suitable pot according to the age of the plant and the volume of its roots.
Water the pot when the roots of the plant are fully established in the new soil.
