Fern <3
Hello, wondering if this can become a serious issue with my aloe veras. It has been raining a lot lately, but they are mostly covered. I just wanted to ask before I cut the damaged parts off. Thanks for any help you can give!
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- Adele
Following. Mine are like that too. Florida?
1 like- Fern <3
Meh, not quite. But it is pretty humid and wet this time of year for some reason.
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GigglzngreenzThey like to be dry. Make sure they can dry out completely between waterings and don’t keep them in high humidity for them to really thrive.
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May be a problem 😅 Pretty humid, and we can really move them inside.
1 like - Gigglzngreenz
You're lucky to have humidity. I don't and my favorite plants are the tropical ones that need high humidity. So i have humidifiers all over my house. Cactus and succulents do pretty well up here indoors though. (I'm in Washington.) Unfortunately I'm not a fan of indoor succulents or cactus except for a rare few.
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- Dexter
They do not like humidity. Bright lights but indirect sun. Let soul dry out completely. Water every 2 weeks.
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They get full sun where I have them.
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- Dexter
If it works for your plants.
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