Curing method

Temperature

The growth of aloe needs a warm environment, and the temperature cannot be too high. If the temperature exceeds the appropriate range, aloe will become dry. Aloe doesn't like cold environment, so it's better to control the temperature when it's cold. Generally, the maximum temperature should not exceed about 30 degrees. Try to keep the temperature constant at about 20 to 25 degrees, which can be conducive to its growth

Watering

The weather in summer is relatively hot, and the temperature is easy to be on the high side. At this time, aloe will lose a lot of water. Therefore, we should ensure sufficient water and increase the number of watering. If the water cannot be supplemented in time, the growth state of aloe will stop

Fertilization

The management of aloe in summer needs appropriate fertilization, because aloe grows most vigorously in summer, and the demand for nutrients is very strong at this time. Lack of fertilization will make aloe stunt, so fertilization should be carried out once every two weeks, and liquid fertilizer containing nutrients can be used

Illumination

The growth of aloe is inseparable from light, but in summer, the light is relatively strong, and long-term irradiation is easy to damage aloe. At this time, we need to control the light of aloe, and ensure that it can be irradiated for several hours every day when the weather is sunny

Soil

As for the planting of aloe, the selection of soil is also important. In summer or other seasons, it is very important for soil management. The soil in the basin needs to be replaced every year to ensure that the growth environment of aloe is suitable

Precautions

Aloe lacks light for a long time, and its leaves wilt and soften, wrinkle and affect its beauty.