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Many people like to gardening. He plant different types of plants in the roof or balcony of the house. In which aloe vera plant is also seen in many people’s homes. It can also be used. There are many products made of aloe vera available in the market, such as most people use it for skin and hair care. Because the nutrients present in it help in glowing the skin and making the hair soft. Also, its juice is also drunk. In such a situation, you can set up its plant at home.
You can use it whenever you want at home. If you too are thinking about putting aloe vera in the pot for the first time at home, then you should take care of some things. Because a small mistake can affect the growth of the plant. Let’s know what is the right way to apply aloe vera in the pot, how much water should be given and how to take care of it.
How to grow aloe vera in pot
For this, first you are at least 12 inches deep and take a little wide pot. This causes the plant grow properly. It is more correct to use both black soil and vermi compost to apply it. Soil that will make water absorb. For this, you can also use cactus potting mix.
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Which place is right?
To plant a plant of aloe vera, one should choose a small place. It likes a hot and sunny place. Therefore, keep the pot of aloe vera on the balcony or roof. Apart from this, if you want to grow it indoors, then keep it in the place near the window, from where he gets sunlight. Also pay attention to this plant, do not give too much water to this plant.
Plant plant like this
If you have a small plant of aloe vera or its root. If there is moisture in the root, let it dry for 1 to 2 days. Because it can rotate the roots. Now add soil to the pot. Then keep the plant or the root in the middle and fill the roots with soil nearby. Just keep in mind that aloe vera leaf does not need under the soil. Give it water immediately after planting the plant. After this, only give water when the soil starts appearing dry. Because giving more water to this plant can rot its roots. When the soil dries, add water. Every 2-3 months, some manure such as cow dung or vermi compost can be added, that is, they are doing it. Keep cutting dry or rotten leaves from time to time.
How to take care of aloe vera?
Aloe vera growth is required. But when in summer, when it is very fast during the day, keep it in the place of shade or you can also use a net shed. Apart from this, not much water should be given in Aloe vera plant. When the soil starts drying, add water to it. Keep in mind that after giving water, extra water comes out of the pot.
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Aloe vera does not require much manure. Between 40 and 50 days you can add vermi compost or dung manure to it. Do not add chemical manure to it because it is a medicinal plant. Always cut the lower and external leaves, as it is the oldest.
Protect these problems
Aloe vera plant is the most visible problem in the plant that its leaves start to turn yellow or the water remains in the pot. The reason for this is to give too much water or not to get extra water from the pot. So give water when the soil dries and improve drainage in the pot. If the leaves are shrinking, it may be due to too much sun or lack of water. For this, give water on time and defend it from the strong sunlight.
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If there is a worm or mildew, then for this you can spray neem oil. Remove the growing baby plant in its gross and can be planted in other pots. If aloe vera gets bigger or roots start appearing outside the pot, then shift it to a big pot. Protect it from too much cold. Keep it in the sunny place. Use a sharp knife or scissors to cut aloe vera leaves. With a little care, it can remain green for years.