Aloe vera are succulents, and like many of those thick-leaved, water-retentive plants, they tend to be tough and resilient. That doesn’t mean that they are totally bulletproof, however, and if you don’t keep an eye on them, they can have problems. Don’t assume that because they are tough, they can be ignored altogether. One of …
All species of aloe vera grown indoors are succulents. As you know, succulents are capable of storing water in the leaves and stems. Sometimes this property becomes the reason for the plants’ destruction. As a grower, you may be convinced that this watery succulent might need a lot of water, which is a mistake! Dry …
Maybe you’ve recently gotten your hands on an aloe vera plant, and while you know you can grow it in soil, you’re curious about other methods. Or maybe you have time to divide your plant, but you need a way to keep those offshoots alive while you gather supplies to pot them up. In either …
If your Aloe Vera plant is turning brown at the tips of its leaves, you might be wondering if you should cut them off. Brown tips on an Aloe Vera plant are a sign of a bigger problem, so it’s a good idea to find out the cause as soon as you can. If the …
You love your aloe vera when its long, succulent foliage is plump and lush green. However, when your aloe is wobbly, you might realize that it has no roots at all! Should you go into panic mode, or is there something you can do? Overwatering is a common cause of your aloe having no roots. …
I find aloe vera to be a delightful, forgiving plant. But it’s never a good sign when your plant’s leaves turn brown, soft, or limp. You’re probably wrecking your nerves – what is the culprit and how can I save my aloe vera? Overwatering is the leading cause of aloe vera turning brown and soft. …
For many years, people considered growing an aloe vera plant not mainly for its tropical design but also because of its medicinal capabilities. While there are claims that this plant is capable of healing treatment, still it’s not immune to having various complications. The most common incident is your Aloe Vera having visible black spots …
The typical demise of aloe plants is overwatering. But, can you believe that this succulent can also be underwatered? Perhaps that is your struggle now so let’s talk about this particular problem in this article. An underwatered aloe vera would show signs such as the yellowing of the leaves, drooping, browning of the leaf tips, …
It’s uncommon for Aloe vera plants to look unhealthy because this tough plant rarely gets in trouble. It can withstand drastic changes in the environment such as long periods of drought. But as the old lyrics say, “Even the best fall down sometimes”, your aloe vera will also have that moment of weakness. One problem …
Aloe Vera is usually such a striking and beautiful plant, it can be worrisome when you notice something isn’t quite right with yours. If your Aloe Vera is turning pink it may be due to one of several factors, some of which are more serious than others. Keep reading to learn about the possible reasons …