What to do if the aloe vera leaves curl up

1. Caused by excessive watering

If you water it frequently, the soil will be too moist, which will easily cause the roots to rot and the leaves to curl. At this time, it is best to let the flower soil dry out before adding water. If it is not dry, then do not add water. This will be beneficial to the growth of its root system, and naturally there will be no curling of leaves.

2. The flower soil is too hard.

Some friends may not pay attention when choosing flower soil, making the selected flower soil too hard. When you water it, the water cannot enter the soil layer, and most of the roots cannot absorb water and nutrients normally, and the leaves will curl. The best way at this time is to loosen the flower soil appropriately, so that the soil can be more breathable and the roots can grow normally and absorb water.

3. Caused by excessively dry air

When you keep it indoors in the winter, the air will inevitably be a little dry, and aloe vera itself prefers a more humid environment, so if it goes on for a long time, its leaves will curl up. At this time, it is best to use a spray bottle to spray some water mist around it and on the leaves. If it is too troublesome, we can also put a basin of water or an air humidifier in the room.