- Addressing Dry or Rotten Leaves:
- Promptly remove any dry or rotten leaves and investigate the underlying cause.
- This plant is sensitive to frost; if exposed to sub-zero temperatures or hailstorms, it may exhibit dark spots indicating severe damage.
- The farmer’s method recommends relocating the plant indoors or to a sheltered greenhouse immediately.
- Managing Irrigation:
- Improper watering, either too much or too little, can lead to leaf dryness or complete root rot.
- Water the succulent plant two or three times a week, only when the soil is dry, and ensure well-draining soil with pot drainage holes.
- Revitalizing the Plant:
- Remove any dry or rotten leaves promptly, change the pot, and ensure proper nourishment, lighting, and watering.
- If overwatered, leading to central leaf rot or fungi, seek immediate assistance from an aloe vera plant expert.
- Extract the plant from the pot, remove damp soil, apply a natural fungicide, let it rest, and replant it in well-draining soil after a week.
By following these steps, you can rescue your aloe vera plant from various issues, ensuring it thrives with proper care, light, and watering.
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