Maintenance aloe vera
Soil: choose the soil with good water retention and fertilizer retention, strong air permeability and not easy to harden.
Watering: the maintenance process needs to water in time, but also can not pour too much water, so as not to cause water rotten roots. Usually as long as let the flower soil to keep a slightly wet state can be.
Light: usually should keep it in the position with better light conditions, give it enough sunshine.
Fertilization: During the growing period, it needs to add some diluted flower fertilizer every 15 days or so to replenish nutrients. However, fertilization can be suspended during winter temperatures below 5℃.
Temperature: Usually, it is best to maintain the temperature around it between 15-25℃, which is more conducive to its growth.
Aloe watering method: spring and autumn watering times should be appropriate to increase, generally a week can be watered. If the environment is too dry, you can spray some water appropriately. Autumn to aloe vera watering, follow the principle of not watering, every watering should be poured thoroughly.
Summer weather is hot, the temperature is high, two or three days pouring a water can be, morning and evening to the leaf spray some water.
Winter weather is cold, the temperature is low, every half a month or so time a water can be. The leaves can spray some water, but the basin soil should be kept dry.
Morphological characteristics of Aloe vera:
Leaves near tuft or slightly two rows (young plants), thick and juicy, strip lanceolate, pink green, 15-35 cm long, the base of 4-5 cm wide, the tip has a few small teeth, thin prickly teeth. The scape is 60-90 cm high, unbranched or sometimes slightly branched; the raceme has dozens of flowers; the bracts are nearly lanceolate, the apex is sharp; the flower spots hang, sparsely arranged, pale yellow and red spots; the flower coat is about 2.5 cm long, the lobe apex is slightly curved; the stamens and the flower coat are nearly equal long or slightly long, and the style is obviously protruding out of the flower coat.
Watering: the maintenance process needs to water in time, but also can not pour too much water, so as not to cause water rotten roots. Usually as long as let the flower soil to keep a slightly wet state can be.
Light: usually should keep it in the position with better light conditions, give it enough sunshine.
Fertilization: During the growing period, it needs to add some diluted flower fertilizer every 15 days or so to replenish nutrients. However, fertilization can be suspended during winter temperatures below 5℃.
Temperature: Usually, it is best to maintain the temperature around it between 15-25℃, which is more conducive to its growth.
Aloe watering method: spring and autumn watering times should be appropriate to increase, generally a week can be watered. If the environment is too dry, you can spray some water appropriately. Autumn to aloe vera watering, follow the principle of not watering, every watering should be poured thoroughly.
Summer weather is hot, the temperature is high, two or three days pouring a water can be, morning and evening to the leaf spray some water.
Winter weather is cold, the temperature is low, every half a month or so time a water can be. The leaves can spray some water, but the basin soil should be kept dry.
Morphological characteristics of Aloe vera:
Leaves near tuft or slightly two rows (young plants), thick and juicy, strip lanceolate, pink green, 15-35 cm long, the base of 4-5 cm wide, the tip has a few small teeth, thin prickly teeth. The scape is 60-90 cm high, unbranched or sometimes slightly branched; the raceme has dozens of flowers; the bracts are nearly lanceolate, the apex is sharp; the flower spots hang, sparsely arranged, pale yellow and red spots; the flower coat is about 2.5 cm long, the lobe apex is slightly curved; the stamens and the flower coat are nearly equal long or slightly long, and the style is obviously protruding out of the flower coat.
