How do you grow aloe so it thrives? A gardener teaches you three clever tricks to make the leaves glossy green and the pot burst with growth

Aloe is a plant with strong adaptability. To help aloe grow better, the following points must be noted when growing it. The first thing to note when growing aloe is temperature. Aloe is very afraid of cold, and generally around 5°C it will stop growing.

At zero degrees it will get frostbite. Therefore, the most suitable temperature for growing aloe is between 15°C and 35°C. Like other plants, aloe needs water, but it fears waterlogging most of all. A humidity of 45 to 85 is most suitable for aloe.

The second is soil. It needs to grow in a place with good drainage, so the soil used for planting can be mixed with some gravel to prevent the soil from compacting, which would reduce the air permeability of the aloe roots when soaked in water, block root respiration, and when planting, try to use fertilizer containing phosphorus, potassium and some trace elements.

Organic fertilizer is even more suitable if available. The third is light. Like other plants, aloe needs sunlight to grow. When growing aloe, it is best to let the aloe get some sunlight in the morning. Remember not to let it be exposed to direct sunlight at noon. Pay attention to the above points, and I believe your aloe will grow better and better.

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