Question 2: Aloe vera grows very high, are down how to strip the leaves underneath, cut the stems, placed in a cool, ventilated place, 1-2 months later, and then planted in the soil, potting soil half-dry, half-wet, the stems above the roots will grow again
Question 3: How to change the pot after the potted aloe vera grows How to change the pot The aloe vera is moved out of the ground or the container of the seedling, and put into the pot is called the process of potting. Potting. Before potting, according to the size of the aloe seedling should choose the appropriate pot. If the aloe seedling is large and the pot is small, the growth of the aloe will be restricted. If the Aloe Vera seedling is small, the head is light and lacks aesthetic appeal. In addition, due to the small pot of the seedling, each watering does not see dry, which will cause rotten roots.
If you use a new pot, you should use water to soak through the "annealing", otherwise, watering after potting is not easy to make the pot penetrate, half-dry and half-wet pot walls will burn the new roots. If you use the old pots to cultivate aloe, you should put the potting soil residue, moss scrubbing, put in the sun to dry and then use.
Before potting, to put a piece of broken tile in the bottom of the pot first, pressed on the bottom of the pot on the permeable holes, both to maintain aeration and drainage, but not to make the potting soil loaded with leakage. Then, fill the pot with pre-prepared potting soil.
Before potting, there is another important work, is to select all the aloe seedlings, although the green leaf aloe, Chinese aloe, wood stand aloe, etc. can be used as potted varieties, but you must choose healthy aloe seedlings as potted seedlings, in order to make the potted aloe thrive and grow, with high ornamental and utilization value. The morphological characteristics of healthy Aloe vera seedlings should be short and thick leaves, thick stems, dark green color, and with more than 4 self-generated roots.
When potting, place the aloe seedling in the center of the pot, allowing the roots to spread as much as possible, and then fill the pot with prepared soil. And then fill the pot with a good culture soil. After filling the soil to cover the roots, then gently lift upwards, slightly compacted, so that the root system and the potting soil in close contact, the general culture soil added to the edge of the pot from 2-3 centimeters is appropriate, and then slowly watered the pot, placed in semi-shade maintenance, after slowing down the seedling moved to the sunshine place for maintenance.
Aloe vera is extremely strong, after a period of growth, the root system will be covered with the whole pot, will certainly affect the growth of aloe vera. At this time you need to take the aloe vera root mass out of the original pot, into a large pot, add some new nutrient soil, this is the pot. The time to change pots, to April-May and September-October is the most appropriate.
In order to take off the pot without harming, less harm to the root system, to try to keep the soil mass intact, which requires the use of the correct method of taking off the pot. For small pots planted aloe vera, pots of aloe vera plant head down, with one hand to hold the upper part of the pot, the other palm beat the outer wall of the pot, potting soil and potting wall will automatically be separated, and then even with the soil with the aloe vera plant together to move into a larger pot. Afterwards, fill in new potting soil around the soil mass, and finally water thoroughly, and the pot change is completed. For larger aloe vera plants and pots, because one hand can not hold, can be placed on the soft ground rolling back and forth, and gently knocked, so that the soil and pot walls completely detached, and then by two people cooperate, a person holding aloe vera plant, another person gently removed the old pot, moved into the new pot, watered, placed in the shade to maintain the 10 days or so can resume normal growth.
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Question 4: What if the aloe plant grows too high? Will it die? How should I maintain it now? Please answer! (The picture is my potted aloe vera) My family's reeds are casually raised this thing strong vitality burns burns or wounds mosquito bites can be cut down a bit to apply
Question 5: Aloe vera grows too high to stand how to do If you're a Curacao aloe vera, Chinese aloe vera or aloe vera wood stand, peeling the bottom of the leaves to eat, leaving 10 leaves on top, so that the bottom of a section of the emergence of the light pole, and then cut off a section of the, and then cut off a section, and then cut off a section, and then cut off the bottom of a section, and then cut off a section. Put it in a cool, airy place and replant it half a month later. It is best to do in the spring, winter aloe may stop growing, cut and plant again for fear of not surviving.
Question 6: Aloe vera potted plant and grew several small shoots how to deal with the aloe vera can be around each tiller out of the seedlings, dug up the roots, and cut off the underground stems connected with the mother plant. Budding propagation is from the axil of the leaves of the mother plant, cut the new shoots of 5-10cm long, put in a cool place, 4-5 hours in summer, 1-2 days in winter, wait for the cuttings to dry a little, cuttings in the nursery bed with a shade fence. Rooting 20 days after insertion, cultivated in the seedbed for 2-3 months can be planted out of the nursery.
Question 7: How to make aloe vera potted plants grow luxuriant Aloe vera is a tropical plant, nature of the cold, but aloe vera is also a good plant easy to live plants. Of course, to make Aloe grow fast and multiply more, must be carefully cultivated according to the characteristics of Aloe. Soil: Aloe vera likes to grow in the loose soil that has good drainage and is not easy to slough off. The general soil can be mixed with some gravel ash, such as can be added to the decayed leaves grass ash and so on better. Poorly drained and aerated soil will cause root respiration to be impeded and root rot and necrosis, but too much sandy soil often results in a loss of water and nutrients, making Aloe Vera grow poorly. Temperature: Aloe vera is afraid of cold, it grows in a frost-free environment all year round for a long time. It stops growing at around 5°C. At 0°C, the life process is impaired, and if it goes below 0°C, it will freeze. The optimum temperature for growth is 15-5°C and humidity is 45-5%. Water: Like all plants, Aloe vera needs water, but is most afraid of stagnant water. In rainy and humid seasons or poor drainage, it is easy for leaves to shrivel, branches and roots to rot and even die. Sunshine: Aloe vera needs full sunlight to grow, it should be noted that the first planted aloe vera should not be sunbathing, it is best to meet the sun only in the morning, after ten days and a half months it will slowly adapt to thrive in the sun. Fertilizer: Fertilizer is indispensable for any plant. Aloe vera needs not only nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, but also some trace elements. In order to ensure that aloe vera is a green and natural plant, try to use fermented organic fertilizer, cake fertilizer, chicken manure, compost can be, maggot manure fertilizer is more suitable for planting aloe vera. Propagation method: Aloe vera is usually asexually propagated by seedling transplantation or cuttings and other techniques. Asexual reproduction is fast and can maintain the excellent characteristics of the variety stably.
Question 8: My potted aloe is dry and flat how it is, and the new growth is not straight up how to change the part of the soil to try to see if there is any problem with the root system, you watering is not too frequent
Question 9: potted aloe grows slowly how it is recommended that you raise the temperature, increase the light, because aloe grows in the sunshine, the temperature to engage in the environment. Increase fertilizer, you can use rice water to water, rice water contains a variety of elements, a variety of nutrients
Question 10: potted aloe vera and how to sprout? Potted aloe vera and sprouted there are two ways to deal with:
Do not want to transplant small, cut off as soon as possible, otherwise it will grow more and more crooked. Do not rush to water after cutting, keep the soil a little dry for a few days before watering, to prevent the cause of rotten roots. After growing 2 leaves, you can divide the plant. When pulling, loosen the soil at the root and shake the seedling from side to side. Then pull it down with a little force.