How can the leaves of aloe vera dry up?

1. Lack of water

Reason: Although the Aloe Vera plant is drought-resistant, if it is not watered for a long time, the soil in the pot will be dry. Due to the lack of water, the roots will find it difficult to absorb water normally, and the plant will naturally be unable to supply water, resulting in dry leaves. This situation often occurs in summer when the temperature is relatively high and water evaporates very quickly. If water is not supplied in time, there will naturally be insufficient water. Measures: Water can be provided according to the growth needs. More water can be added in summer. Water once every night to keep the soil moist.

2. Dry climate

Reason: If the surrounding growing environment is too dry and the humidity is relatively low, this will also cause the leaves to dry out. Measures: When the soil is dry, spray water around the plants to keep them moist and create a suitable growth environment.

3. Sunburn

Reason: Aloe Vera loves sunlight, but growing under direct sunlight for a long time will cause the plant to feel uncomfortable, lose a lot of water, and cause the leaves to be burned and dry. Measures: Except for summer, sufficient sunlight can be maintained in other seasons. The light in summer is very strong and needs proper shading.

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