Cultivation methods and precautions of multi-leaf aloe

1. Soil

It is drought-resistant, so before maintenance, you need to choose soil with good drainage and air permeability, and it is best to use sandy soil.

2. Lighting

It has a relatively large demand for sunlight. If the light is not sufficient, it will directly affect its growth state. During its growing period, it can be exposed to sunlight all day long. During the non-growing period, the light exposure time can be reduced, and five or six hours a day will be enough.

3. Temperature

It is both cold-resistant and heat-resistant, so there is no need to adjust the temperature during maintenance.

4. Watering

Drought-tolerant plants do not require much water. Observe the soil before watering. Watering is only needed when the soil is completely dry. Avoid the center of the leaves when watering. If water accumulates in the center of the leaves, the center of the leaves will rot.

5. Fertilization

Before planting, if there is base fertilizer in the soil, there is no need to apply fertilizer. If no base fertilizer is used, top dressing once or twice a year will be enough.

6. Notes

Its ability to absorb nutrients is relatively weak, so when choosing fertilizers, you should use fertilizers with light effects. If you have the conditions at home, you can also use fruits and vegetables to make compost. The fertilizer made in this way is rich in nutrients and has low irritation, which is very suitable for the growth habits of plants such as multi-leaf aloe.