Is aloe vera a succulent plant?

1. It is succulent

It is a kind of succulent. It itself is of the genus Aloe. Succulents is a very broad term that includes many varieties. Their nutritional organs are generally thicker and their appearance is usually small and cute. They generally have three nutritional organs and three reproductive organs. Succulents include plants from many families, such as cacti, sedums, amaryllis, etc. The cultivation method for succulents also applies to aloe vera.

2. Breeding methods

1. Fertilization and repotting: It is far from enough to grow it only relying on the nutrients in the potting soil. Proper fertilization is required. Use fermented fertilizer and dilute it before use. Cake fertilizer, animal manure, etc. can be used. Just apply it once a month or so. In addition, the pot should be changed once every one to two years. The best time is from April to May or from September to October each year. Be careful not to damage its roots when operating.

2. Watering: Aloe vera is particularly afraid of waterlogging, so there should be no stagnant water. When watering, pour water along the edge of the pot instead of pouring directly from top to bottom.

3. Temperature: It likes warmth. In winter, the temperature should be maintained above 5℃, otherwise it may suffer frost damage.

4. Light: It needs sufficient light to grow. Except for the seedling stage, which is not suitable for receiving light for too long, the plants can be exposed to more sunlight at other stages.