Three things to keep in mind when caring for aloe in autumn: thick, plump leaves that make the neighbors say it looks great

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Other people's aloe leaves are thick and big, while the aloe you planted always ends up dry and thin. Why not do this at home, so your aloe can become a big plump one too? First, increase the amount of watering, because aloe is drought-tolerant by nature.

Many people easily overlook the process of watering it, and in a water-deficient environment, the plant's root system cannot grow normally, so even with drought-tolerant plants, you must water them in time. Second, under strong sunlight, the leaves easily become dehydrated.

So in summer, place the aloe indoors to avoid direct sunlight, and this way the leaves will not easily become shriveled. Third, change the soil: soil compaction is the main reason aloe leaves become shriveled.

So when compaction occurs, replace the soil in time, and keep the soil loose and breathable. Only in this way can the aloe better absorb nutrients and become a big plump one.

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