1. If your aloe has sent out a lot of lateral buds (small aloe), in order not to inhibit the development of lateral buds, you need to "beheading" operation.
2. Look at the head part you want to cut, cut it with a knife, and break off the 2-4 leaves at the bottom, so as to insert the head into the soil.
3. Put the chopped aloe head in a ventilated place for drying, and wait for the wound to heal.
4. Choose a flowerpot of suitable size, and mix the garden soil, saprophytic soil and river sand according to the ratio of 2:1:1.
5. Insert the dried aloe head into the soil, pour it through the water, and then keep the soil moist. No need to pour too much water, once every 8-10 days. When pouring, pour it slowly along the edge of the basin to avoid soil hardening.
6. According to the above method, the aloe head after beheading recovers its growth vitality, and it will explode again soon, just like the head of Monkey Sun, one basin becomes ten basins!
1. Aloe is suitable for cutting in spring and autumn, when it is easy to survive and explode.
2. Select healthy side branches and cut them with a knife.
3. Put the cut side branches in a cool and ventilated place to dry. Do not insert them into the soil directly. Wait for the wound to heal.
4. Insert the healed aloe into the soil, water and wait for rooting and germination.
5. Transplant the budding aloe into the basin, and pay attention to the careful maintenance, you can get a lot of aloe!
1. Soil. Aloe likes loose and breathable soil environment, as we said above, aloe soil with two parts of garden soil, a rotten leaf soil, a river sand mixed together is very good
We can go to the place where there are big trees, choose the soil under the big trees, remove the surface, and dig the rotten leaf soil below.
2. Water. Aloe Vera is a kind of drought resistant and waterlogging resistant plant. It is not easy to water too much. In spring, it is usually poured every 8-10 days. When pouring, don't pour water directly on the pot soil. Pour it slowly along the edge of the pot to prevent the soil from hardening.
3. Temperature. Although aloe is more heat-resistant, it does not mean that it should be exposed to the sun all day long. If the temperature is too high, aloe will enter the dormancy period and stop growing. Too low a temperature can also freeze aloe. The growth temperature of aloe is generally controlled at 15 ~ 35 ℃.
4. Fertilization. Spring is the growth period of aloe. Applying fertilizer can promote its growth. Usually we can use the ratio of rice washing water and water at least 1:20 to pour aloe, once every two weeks.
5. Ventilation. Now is about to enter the summer, the temperature will be higher and higher, if not maintain good ventilation, the soil is too wet, resulting in Aloe infected with diseases and insect pests, but also easy to rot. We can put aloe vera on the balcony, occasionally open the window to ventilate.
1. Aloe vera.
2. Benli aloe.
3. Chinese aloe.
4. Cape aloe.
5. Soap aloe.
Among the five kinds of aloes, the first three can be used for food and medicine, the last two can be used for medicine, and other aloe varieties are generally only used for viewing.
We used to wipe face acne, with aloe vera.
