Here’s what you can do during the months when temperatures rise.
Aloe vera is a very common and appreciated plant, also because it is easy to cultivate.
With the arrival of spring, it also needs special care as temperatures tend to rise in the face of summer .
So let’s look at what measures need to be taken to make things better.
- Location: The location where the plant is placed is very important for its growth. The ideal location is in a bright area, but away from direct sunlight that could damage it.
- Water: During the warmer months, aloe vera must always remain hydrated. To make sure you give it the right amount of water, look at the soil: if it is dry, it is time to give water.
- Soil: The ideal environment for aloe growth is a non-compact and well-drained soil to allow the drainage of excess water and prevent the roots from rotting.
- Propagation: It is better to avoid propagating aloe in high temperatures. The ideal time to do this is after summer.
- Fertilizer: During the warmer months, aloe does not require large amounts of fertilizer. You can apply a natural liquid fertilizer every 20 days.
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