How to best handle aloe vera losing leaves

1. Water in the right amount

1. Cause: Aloe vera is very sensitive to moisture levels. Too much water will cause the plant's roots to rot, while too little water will leave the plant short of water. Either of these causes will make the plant drop leaves.

2. Solution: It has a certain ability to tolerate drought, but it does not like drought, so when watering this plant you should adjust the amount of water according to its condition. If the weather is too hot, water the plant's roots more, soak the soil thoroughly each time, and also spray water on its leaves; if the weather is not too hot, watering a small amount is enough.

2. Change to a new pot

1. Cause: Many households like to use plastic pots when growing this kind of plant, but this is actually not right. The roots of this plant have requirements for the breathability of the pot, and plastic pots are not breathable, which will affect the health of the plant's roots, so leaf drop occurs.

2. Solution: Change the plant to a new pot, preferably a ceramic one.

3. Change the soil

1. Cause: It is suited to growing in soil that has good breathability and does not easily clump. If the soil it grows in does not meet the above requirements, it will affect the plant's development and cause leaf drop.

2. Solution: Just mix sandy soil with good breathability and clay soil in a certain ratio.