Why is the aloe vera turning yellow?

1. Soil compaction

Reason: After a period of maintenance, the soil in the pot will become hardened and difficult for water to penetrate. The roots will have difficulty breathing inside, and the leaves will turn yellow.

Solution: Replace the soil in the pot, replant and cultivate, and loosen the soil frequently to keep it loose, so that the drainage and air permeability will become better.

2. Lack of Potassium

Reason: The soil for breeding lacks potassium, so the leaves begin to turn yellow from the tips and edges of the old leaves.

Solution: Targeted supplementation of potassium. In addition to this, nitrogen and phosphorus elements also need to be supplemented to promote the balanced ratio of nutrient absorption by the plant.

3. Lack of sunlight

Reason: It needs sufficient sunlight during its growth so that the plant can grow normally. If it lacks sunlight for a long time, the leaves will naturally wilt and turn yellow.

Solution: Change the maintenance location and place it in a place with good sunlight to supplement sunlight and promote healthy growth of the plant.

4. Excessive watering

Reason: It does not require much water. If too much water is applied, the rhizomes will easily rot, the loosening function will be weakened, and the plant will have yellow leaves.

Solution: Place the plant in a well-ventilated place to promote rapid evaporation of water, and then control the application of water.