How often should I water aloe vera?

If you water aloe vera too much, it may cause excessive water accumulation and cause the roots of the aloe vera to wither. If you water the aloe vera too much, you can tilt the flowerpot to let the excess water in the flowerpot flow out, and then place it in a dry and ventilated place.

How often should I water my aloe vera?

In spring, water aloe vera every 5-7 days, in summer, water it every 2-3 days; in autumn, water it every 4-6 days to keep a certain amount of moisture in the soil. In winter, water it every 15-20 days, and control the amount of watering. Water more on sunny days and less on cloudy and rainy days.

What kind of water is good for aloe vera

It is better to water aloe vera with ferrous sulfate water, because aloe vera is suitable for growing in a slightly acidic soil environment. When watering, you can add an appropriate amount of ferrous sulfate to the water and mix it into a low-concentration ferrous sulfate solution. It can not only improve the pH of the soil and increase the acidity, but also supplement iron ions, which is beneficial to the growth of aloe vera.

Aloe Vera Watering Tips

When watering, start from the roots of the aloe vera, and do not water directly from the center of its leaves. Because watering from the roots will prompt the potting soil to fully absorb water and will not easily cause water accumulation.