How to grow aloe vera

1. Breeding methods

1. Flower soil: To grow aloe vera, you need to use flower soil that has good water and fertilizer retention properties, strong air permeability, and is not easy to harden. Specifically, field mud and garden mud can be mixed together to make its flower soil.

2. Watering: It likes moisture and needs to be watered in time during maintenance. The soil must not be allowed to dry out. But don't water it too much to avoid root rot. Just keep the soil slightly moist at ordinary times.

3. Light: It likes light, so it should be kept in a location with good light conditions and given enough sunlight.

4. Fertilization: During the growing period, you need to add some diluted flower fertilizer every 15 days or so to supplement its nutrients. However, when the temperature is below 5℃ in winter, fertilization can be suspended.

5. Temperature: It likes a relatively warm growing environment. It is best to maintain the temperature around it between 15-25℃, which is more conducive to its growth.

2. Change the pot at the right time

The flower soil needs to be renewed every 1-2 years. Because after this period of cultivation, the original nutrients in the flower soil may have been absorbed by the plants, and it is also prone to compaction. Changing the soil at this time can provide it with more nutrients and a better growth environment.