What to do if aloe leaves are dry

1. Move to a cool place and water

(1) Specific reasons: If the aloe vera has not been watered for a long time and the light is strong at this time, the leaves may dry out, and a large area of ​​the leaves may dry out.

(2) Solution: Move it to a cooler place in time and avoid being exposed to direct sunlight. In addition, you must replenish water in time. After a period of time, the situation will gradually ease.

2. Supplement potassium fertilizer appropriately

(1) Specific reasons: If the dry parts of the leaves are mainly concentrated in the lower half of the leaves, and there is basically no problem with the other parts, but the edges of the leaves will become a little dry, then it may be caused by a lack of potassium.

(2) Solution: Add some potassium fertilizer, but not too much.

3. Check the root system

(1) Specific reasons: If only a portion of the leaves of the plant are dry, but most of the leaves do not show signs of drying up, it is possible that some of the roots are injured.

(2) Solution: Check the roots to see if they are damaged or loose, and then take appropriate measures.

4. Pay attention to the choice of soil

(1) Specific reasons: The soil is not suitable and the leaves are prone to drying out.

(2) Solution: Replace the soil. The best mixture is garden soil, leaf mold and river sand in a ratio of four to four to two.

5. Disease prevention and control

(1) Specific reasons: Leaf blight can also cause leaves to dry out.

(2) Solution: If the disease is the cause, then timely treatment is required and the diseased leaves should be properly handled.