Pay attention to these points when caring for aloe vera, and it will grow plump and keep producing small offsets

1. Newly bought aloe vera is always very plump because it is watered very generously in the greenhouse. When we bring it home, we all think aloe vera is drought-tolerant and are afraid to water it. In fact, the growth of aloe vera needs plenty of water.

2. The soil must be loose and airy, because the root system of aloe vera is quite well developed. If the soil is compacted and not airy, the roots cannot spread out and are prone to shriveling, and the leaves will be thin. As long as the soil is loose and airy, extra watering will not cause waterlogging.

3. Aloe vera also likes light when growing, but it is not tolerant of strong light. Too much light can easily make the leaves shrivel, wilt and turn red. It is best to place it in a semi-shaded environment.

4. Fertilizing: aloe vera grows fast, and it cannot do without fertilizer and water. It is best to use your own fermented organic fertilizer, such as cake fertilizer or chicken manure. If you do not have those, you can also use a few granules of compound fertilizer diluted in water and water it once every half month.

Only when these conditions are met can your aloe vera become plumper, rounder, and grow faster, and it will also produce many small side offsets.

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