1, soil: Aloe likes loose soil with good drainage and hard hardening. Mixing some gravel ash and leaf ash in the flowerpot can provide it with sufficient nutrients.

2, temperature: Aloe is a cold-tolerant plant, below 5℃ will stop growing, so parents should provide it with a suitable temperature, preferably 20-30℃.

3, moisturizing: Aloe needs moisturizing, but also afraid of water accumulation. In the rainy and humid season, stop watering, and there should be no water in the flowerpot, otherwise its leaves will shrink easily and its roots will rot easily.

4. Sunshine: Aloe vera is not suitable for sunshine in the first week of planting. Parents should let it adapt to the sun slowly and avoid direct sunlight.

5. Fertilizer: Aloe needs less fertilizer. Just apply NPK compound fertilizer to it every 15-20 days, and fermented organic fertilizer is also its dish.

6. Reproduction: If aloe grows fast, parents can cultivate it in separate plants, and it is a good method to cultivate it in pots by transplanting seedlings or cutting.