How to make aloe vera leaves thicker

1. Breeding methods

1. Soil: The roots of this type of plant grow faster, so you should choose loose and breathable soil. Soil that is too hard will affect the rooting of the plant, thereby affecting the absorption of nutrients and making the leaves of the plant thinner.

2. Flower pot: The roots of this type of plant grow relatively fast, so you should choose a larger flower pot so that the roots of the plant can grow well, the leaves will become thicker, and the plant will grow larger.

3. Light: This type of plant prefers sunlight, but not too strong sunlight. Excessive light will make the leaves of the plant become shriveled and withered, so the plant should be placed in a cool place for maintenance.

4. Pruning: Sometimes the plant will grow some small buds. At this time, these small buds should be cut off, and the withered leaves of the plant should also be cut off. This prevents it from consuming nutrients, which would otherwise make the plant's leaves thicker and more ornamental.

5. Watering: If the plant lacks water, its leaves will become shriveled and lifeless, so it is necessary to water it directly frequently so that the plant has enough nutrients to grow and become thick and attractive.

2. Precautions

If the leaves of the plant are not thick enough, it may be infected with diseases and pests, so pay attention to turning the soil and killing insects.