How to judge whether aloe vera should be watered or not

Aloe vera has a strong ability to resist drought, and it can survive for months even if it leaves the soil and water. However, if it is watered too much or there is water in the pot, the leaves will shrink and the roots will rot. Therefore, try to water the aloe vera as little as possible to make it grow better.

Aloe vera watering time

When it is time to water the aloe vera, its leaves will shrivel and the plant will lose its vitality . If the plant is seriously lacking in water, yellow leaves will appear . Also, in the summer when the temperature is high and the evaporation is high, you can water the aloe vera appropriately.

Watering aloe vera is related to the season. The number of watering times varies in different seasons. You can water it more often in summer, about 2-3 times a day, while in spring and autumn you can water it once a week.

But in winter, try to water as little as possible, water once every 15 days or so, and try to keep the soil in the pot dry. In short, when watering aloe vera, follow the principle of "better dry than wet", and wait until the soil in the pot is dry before watering the aloe vera.

How to water aloe vera

When watering aloe vera, start watering from the side or roots of the aloe vera, or gently water along the edge of the flowerpot. But be careful not to water too hard to avoid soil compaction, and also be careful not to water the leaves to avoid damaging them.