Aloe is a very popular indoor plant. Despite the fact that it is unpretentious, you need to follow certain rules of care, and of course know how to water aloe in the home.
How should you water the aloe?
The frequency of watering the plant is determined as the soil dries up. But there are cases when the flower grows very large in the pot and completely obstructs visibility and access to the ground. It must be remembered that excessive saturation of the earth with moisture can lead to decay of the roots of aloe. Therefore, it is recommended to calculate the irrigation frequency as follows. In summer, it is necessary to moisten the soil abundantly twice a week. Watering is carried out from above from a watering can and from below, pouring water in the pallet. Surplus water is drained from the pan.
It is recommended to use a constant and warm water. Spraying of aloe is not carried out. Dust on the leaves of the plant is removed with a damp cloth. As is known, in winter the plants enter a period of rest. In this regard, it is important to know how often to water the aloe in winter. At this time, the frequency of irrigation is reduced, it will be enough to conduct them twice a month.
How to water the aloe vera?
Aloe vera is characterized by fleshy leaves, in which moisture is retained. Therefore, the plant has a very low water requirement. Excessive humidity can lead to rotting of the roots. Therefore, it will be enough to water the flower once or twice a month, when the soil becomes dry.
For the cultivation of aloe vera, it is recommended to use pots with drainage holes, necessary to allow excess water to flow through them.
How to water the aloe for growth?
In spring and summer, once a month, the plant is fed with a weak solution of mineral fertilizer for succulents and cacti. This contributes to the growth of aloe. Since the middle of autumn and winter, no fertilizing is carried out.
Proper watering is part of proper care for aloe and will help keep your plant healthy.