What to do if aloe leaves turn yellow

1. Normal maintenance

Cause: Yellowing leaves occur due to normal leaf metabolism. Generally, yellowing occurs on old leaves at the base, but the number is not too large, usually only one or two leaves. As time goes on, the yellow leaves will dry up and fall off.

Solution: This yellowing of leaves is a normal phenomenon, just continue with normal maintenance.

2. Reasonable watering

Cause: Improper water management or fertilizer management causes root rot, which causes the aloe leaves to turn yellow.

Solution: If this happens, you need to water the plant reasonably and apply fertilizer appropriately.

3. Soil replacement and topdressing

Reason: The soil for growing aloe vera is too poor, which can also cause the yellowing of the old leaves at the bottom.

Solution: When this happens, we can make appropriate improvements by changing the soil and applying fertilizer.