Aloe vera does not like to grow, so throw it outside to grow, and instead it bursts with side shoots and thick, plump leaves

Aloe vera is a very common potted flower. Many friends like to keep a few pots at home. It can not only beautify the home, but also purify the air, whiten and beautify the skin, and treat insect bites. It is truly a family doctor. So when we care for aloe vera, how can we make it grow faster? Is it better to grow it indoors, or is outdoor growing better?

I have several pots of aloe vera at home and had always kept them indoors, but there was no room left in the house, so I took them directly to a semi-shady spot outdoors. As a result, within just a few days, new shoots sprouted, growing much faster than those kept indoors. So I think that as long as the temperature is suitable, outdoor growing makes them grow faster and is better for aloe vera

The disadvantage of growing aloe vera indoors is that ventilation and light conditions are somewhat poor, and it is very easy for improper watering to cause waterlogging and root rot. Aloe vera is very drought-tolerant, but not waterlogging-tolerant. When aloe vera is grown indoors and the roots rot, it is the result of improper watering and poor ventilation

The advantage is that you can enjoy it at any time, and it is not afraid of wind and rain. In fact, aloe vera is very shade-tolerant. Even if it is kept indoors without light for a long time, it can still grow normally, except that insufficient light easily leads to leggy growth

When growing aloe vera outdoors, ventilation and light conditions are easier to control, and waterlogging and root rot are less likely to occur. Excess water evaporates easily. As long as the temperature is suitable, aloe vera grows very fast outdoors, and the leaves are plump and thick, with very many small side shoots. It can easily propagate enough to fill pots, which is very satisfying

Growing aloe vera outdoors also has disadvantages. In summer, it needs appropriate shading; in winter, it must be moved back indoors in time for warmth; and on rainy days, it needs protection from rain. Too much rain easily causes root rot

If your aloe vera just does not like to grow, throw it outside, and the aloe vera will burst with small side shoots and have extremely thick leaves

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