Aloe Vera

Yellowing aloe leaves are most often caused by overwatering. Aloe should only be watered when the top three-quarters of the soil is dry. Other reasons for yellow aloe vera leaves are inadequate drainage, poor soil, exposure to cold, and root rot.  Aloe is a hearty succulent that thrives in a wide variety of conditions, which … Read more

Aloe vera plants are one of the best choices for a houseplant. They are incredibly durable and don’t require a lot of care, plus they have some fantastic healing properties! But you notice that your aloe vera is beginning to turn into a lighter green, so what happened?  Aloe vera plants turn light green for … Read more

If you grow Aloe Vera in your garden or in your house, you must have noticed one thing; the leaves of the plant sometimes turn orange because of seemingly inexplicable reasons. Aloe Vera’s leaves turn orange when they’re sunburnt, exposed to harsh and cold weather, under-watered, or over-watered. Leaving your plant in the sunlight for … Read more

Aloe vera is a useful plant for every home to have. Not only does aloe vera add some fresh, green life to a home, but it’s also useful for its medicinal benefits. That said, maintenance is key for keeping aloe in your space for as long as possible, such as watering it appropriately and watering … Read more

Aloe vera plants are popular household additions, but all of a sudden, your beloved aloe vera plant is beginning to look a little droopy. Its leaves have started to bend, and you want to know why. And most importantly, you want to know how to fix it.   Aloe vera leaves can bend for a number … Read more

Aloe leaves may turn brown due to overwatering, poor drainage, underwatering, over-fertilizing, or inadequate light and temperature conditions. You may need to repot your plant or move it to a new location to fix the problem.  Aloe can be a fairly easy-going plant when it is growing in the right conditions, though sometimes it takes … Read more

Sun bleaching and nutrient deprivation are the two most common reasons an aloe vera plant turns brown. Luckily, proper maintenance can rejuvenate the discoloration of your aloe leaves and help turn your plants green again. When your aloe vera plant turns brown, establish a good watering routine, remove it from direct sunlight, and evaluate your … Read more

The most common reason for an Aloe to develop brown leaves is overwatering. Aloe only needs water every 2-4 weeks, or even less in the winter months. Other causes include poor soil conditions, low light, pests and disease, cold temperatures, or over-fertilizing.  If your Aloe Vera leaves are turning brown or developing brown spots, or … Read more

Aloe is a succulent that requires coarse, gritty soil with significant drainage and aeration. Premixed Succulent or cactus soil is generally adequate for Aloe. You can make your own Aloe Vera soil with a blend of potting soil, gravel or coarse sand, and perlite or pumice. If you are the new owner of an Aloe … Read more