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What to do when aloe leaves turn yellow? Pay attention to these 3 points and it will fill the pot

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There are many reasons that make aloe leaves turn yellow: if it is caused by the environment being too dry, then place a basin of clean water around it to increase humidity; if it is caused by watering too frequently, then loosen the soil a bit, but if the situation is relatively serious, you need to trim the roots and replant. ...

There are many reasons that make aloe leaves turn yellow: if it is caused by the environment being too dry, then place a basin of clean water around it to increase humidity; if it is caused by watering too frequently, then loosen the soil a bit, but if the situation is relatively serious, you need to trim the roots and replant. If it is caused by a long-term lack of fertilizer, then first apply some diluted fertilizer to it, and after it recovers a little, fertilize it normally.

1. Spray water to increase humidity

Cause: Aloe is a typical moisture-loving plant and will grow very well in a relatively moist environment, but if it stays in a dry environment for too long, it will be unable to grow normally, and its leaves will also show signs of turning yellow.

Solution: When the place where the aloe is grown is too dry, certain measures should be taken to increase the air humidity, such as placing a water basin full of clean water around it, spraying some water mist on its leaves, and so on.

2. Control watering

Cause: Although aloe loves moisture, it is also afraid of waterlogging and cannot grow normally in soil that is too wet. Because soil that is too wet has a very high water content, which reduces the oxygen content, thereby affecting the respiration of the roots. When root respiration is inhibited, it cannot normally absorb nutrients from the soil, and the leaves will also turn yellow due to the lack of nutrient supply.

Solution: If the situation is not very serious, you can loosen the soil of the aloe to increase the oxygen content in the soil and make the water in the soil evaporate quickly. If the situation is relatively serious, you need to take the plant out of the soil, then clean up the rotten roots, and replant it in newly prepared soil.

3. Fertilize in time

Cause: Although aloe is not particularly fond of fertilizer, not fertilizing for a long time will also cause it to lack nutrients and make it difficult for it to grow normally.

Solution: First apply some diluted fertilizer to it, do not add too much at one time, and after its condition improves somewhat, fertilize it according to scientific methods.




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