How to grow aloe vera in pots? Do I need to change the pot after growing it for one or two years?

1. How to breed

1. Watering in small amounts: Aloe vera does not require much watering during potted cultivation. The climate environment is different in different seasons, so the frequency of watering is also different. In spring and autumn, you can water it every 5 days. In summer, the temperature is relatively high, so you can water it every 2-3 days. In winter, the growth is slow, and watering once every half a month can meet the needs. If you are not sure how often to water, generally wait until the soil in the pot is dry before watering.

2. Adequate sunlight: Aloe vera has a relatively large demand for sunlight. It needs to be placed in a well-lit place during the growing period. It can be placed directly in the sun in the winter. Pay attention to proper shading in the summer. Don't rush to expose the newly planted aloe vera to the sun.

3. Selection of pots and soil: The flowerpot does not need to be too large, and the material needs to be breathable. The soil cannot be of a single type. You can mix leaf mold, garden soil, and fine sand and add a little base fertilizer.

4. Appropriate fertilization: In addition to the base fertilizer before potting, appropriate fertilization is needed during the period of vigorous growth.

5. Ensure the temperature: In order to ensure growth, the temperature should be kept within the appropriate range, around 15-25 degrees Celsius is more suitable.

2. Do I need to change the pot after one or two years of cultivation?

After one or two years of cultivation, the plant needs to be repotted and new soil provided to maintain growth.