Planta
The Cactus & Succulent Circle으로 돌아가기

Baby aloe vera is yellowing. Too much water, or too little? The… | The Cactus & Succulent Circle | Planta 커뮤니티

Gabe-Kai

Baby aloe vera is yellowing. Too much water, or too little? The leaves are plump & firm, but only the tip of the newest leaf is green. The brown leaves at the bottom are completely dried, but floppy and not crispy. The pot is 1.25” diameter with a drainage hole and a later of drainage grit beneath the black & gold cactus mix. It lives near my only south-facing window with a supplemental grow light for 8-12 hours daily. (Set to match sunrise - sunset in Detroit) Both Planta and ChatGPT go back and forth between too much water and not enough. Anybody have a better diagnosis?

1개 중 1번째 첨부 파일
2개 좋아요 4개의 댓글

4개의 댓글

  1. Maddie

    I’m not 100% sure, but I think this is from overwatering

    좋아요 1개
  2. Qixer

    If the leaves are plump and firm it does not want water. I would hold off watering till it shows signs of being thirsty, Wrinkled leaves. It will absorb lower leaves for no reason it seems. My aloe goes about a month before wanting water. Every one has their own way just have to find what works for your environment. This is just my opinion. Hope it helps.

    3개 좋아요
  3. Gypsylee333

    Overwatered for sure

    0개 좋아요
  4. Gabe

    I water my Aloe about once every two months, it’s just in potting soil, and likes going without water for a month or more, and then I dump water on it and leave it for another couple of months.

    0개 좋아요