What conditions are needed for aloe cultivation? A detailed explanation of environmental requirements

    Aloe originates from Africa and subtropical regions. It is a succulent evergreen flowering plant that prefers semi-shade and a warm, humid environment, is extremely drought-tolerant, is not cold-tolerant, and fears waterlogging. After being brought indoors, place it in a bright spot. The potting soil should be dry rather than wet, and avoid spraying the leaves with water that has a large temperature difference, otherwise brown lesions will form. During the indoor maintenance stage, no additional fertilizing is needed. The minimum room temperature must not fall below 6°C. Prolonged exposure to 2-3°C with wet potting soil will cause cold damage, while cold damage is milder when the potting soil is on the dry side. Prolonged reverse temperature differences often lead to root rot and stem rot.