oh my lawd my aloe is turning brown. it was not like this yesterday what's happening đđ (it's actually not on the deck im keeping it inside because of unusually cold weather for spring-summer and also previous rain because i don't want it to get too wet)
update it's definitely root rot and the new potting mix for it probably won't be in my possession until tomorrow i think its fate is being sealed
0 likes update: repotted it yesterday and hopefully there's improvement
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Donât give up. When I saw my friendâs aloe, I thought it was a goner for sure and itâs bouncing back. She wasnât giving hers enough water or light. . If the aloe needs some water it'll normally get a little wrinkly so that's how I tell when to water aloe plants. Sunburn: Excessive direct sunlight can cause browning, especially if the plant is moved suddenly from a shady to a sunny location. Temperature changes: Aloe vera is sensitive to sudden temperature drops, and temperatures below 50°F can cause browning. Overwatering: Overwatering can lead to soft, mushy brown leaves. It's best to let the soil dry out completely between waterings. Underwatering: Thin, curled leaves and brown tips can also indicate the plant is thirsty. Pests and diseases: Pests can cause discoloration, particularly in plants that are already unhealthy. Soil issues: Soil that retains too much moisture can cause root problems, leading to browning. Using a well-draining mix, like one with perlite, is recommended. Natural stress: Browning can also be a temporary stress response to environmental change.
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