Powdery mildew pest attack is the most common cause of aloe vera plants turning white. It may also occur due to excessive or lack of light exposure. Furthermore, sudden temperature changes or a lack of nitrogen can cause aloe vera to appear pale. Apply a nitrogen-based fertilizer, keep your aloe vera in partial shade, and …
Houseplant lovers enjoy having an aloe vera plant within their homes. Besides aesthetic appeal, this plant has many medicinal properties. Aloe leaves turning purple is a less frequent problem that you may face if you have any aloe vera plant. You do not need to worry much about this problem. There are some easy solutions …
Plant lovers grow aloe vera for its aesthetic appeal and medicinal properties. Aloe turning black is a problem that you may face if you have any. Luckily you are at the right place to find the solutions. I work with numerous gardeners and farmers to solve their problems as a part of my job. So, …
Aloe vera is one of the most popular houseplants all over the world. Unique look, beneficial properties make this plant stand out from other houseplants. Like other houseplants, aloe vera may get sick. Is your aloe vera plant turning dark green? No worries, it is a very common problem that you have to face having …
There are moments when the plant’s general appearance is quite healthy, but you notice that the aloe leaf tips are drying out. This can happen even if you take care of it well. You could immediately assume that lack of water is causing your aloe vera to dry out tips. After watering it, you find …
Aloe vera leaves bending is a very common problem you may face if you are growing it indoors. Aloe vera plant leaves bending due to lack of light. Insufficient light also causes the aloe vera plants to become leggy and bend towards the light source. In addition to improper watering, fungal diseases, incorrect container sizes …
When the aloe vera turns brown, it’s a sign that something’s definitely wrong with it. The owners of this wonderful plant have been asking themselves for years. The best answer to why aloe vera turns brown is simply overwatering. Too much water causes aloe root rot. As a result, it can not absorb the necessary …
Aloe vera root rot is characterized by dark brown and soft roots that fall off with a light touch. Mushy lower leaves and stems are a sign that the disease has progressed to a more severe stage. Root rot disease of aloe vera is caused by a combination of a waterlogged root zone and a …