Aloe vera is ornamental, protects against radiation, and can even be made into a face mask; pay attention to these points and one pot can explode into 50 pots

Keeping a pot of aloe vera at home is very useful, especially Aloe vera (Curaçao aloe), which can not only whiten and moisturize, be made into a face mask, be ornamental and protect against radiation, but can also prevent and treat mosquito bites with great results, and can even be eaten and has good health-preserving benefits; it is a typical family doctor,

So how should aloe vera be grown at home to grow well? Actually it is very simple. Aloe vera is basically a lazy person's flower; as long as the roots do not rot, it is not easy to kill by neglect,

1. Soil: choose loose and breathable soil. Aloe vera's root system is fairly well developed. When the soil is loose and breathable, the roots take hold well and the aloe vera will grow vigorously. If the soil is compacted, the roots will not grow well, and the aloe vera will grow slowly or stop growing

2. Watering: if the aloe vera grows slowly and the leaves are thin, check whether the watering does not penetrate. We all know aloe vera is drought-tolerant, but during its growing period it also needs sufficient water. When the soil is completely dry, be sure to water thoroughly,

If the aloe vera we newly bought has very thick leaves but they become thinner after being grown for a while, it is very likely that you are not watering enough. When aloe vera is grown in a greenhouse, watering is very sufficient. When we bring it home we do not dare to water it, but actually as long as the soil is loose and breathable, even watering more will not easily cause root rot

3. Fertilizing: if you want aloe vera to grow fast, fertilizer is indispensable. You can apply an organic fertilizer mainly based on nitrogen fertilizer once or twice a month. Be sure to apply thin fertilizer frequently; applying too much fertilizer at one time can easily burn the roots

4. Light: aloe vera does not need too strong light. You can water it thoroughly and place it in a semi-shady place. With too much sun, the leaves turn red and wilt, growth is slow, and it lacks vitality

If you grow it according to these points, the aloe vera will grow thick, plump, and deep green, and small shoots will rapidly sprout all over the pot. Break one off, stick it in casually, and it becomes another pot. One pot can become dozens of pots, and there will be so many at home that there is no room for them