The plant of Aloe Vera , also known as "Candlestick
" because of its beautiful flower upright in clusters of yellow-orange leaves is surrounded by thick fleshy spiny tips. While this plant is very delicate and requires care excecivos then we tell you how to keep it in top condition:
Irrigation: The aloe does not need many risks. Excess water in the soil will cause root rot and eventually kill the plant. It should let the soil dry between waterings. Payment
: It is effective to improve the soil humus in the spring and during transplantation. Occasionally, we'll credit with liquid fertilizer Cactus next to the irrigation water. Soil
: likes soils very porous and not very nutritious. A vegetal substrate mixed with garden soil and perlite substrate anticaking usually very successful. You need a lot of drainage so that their roots do not suffer from suffocation during the winters. Light
: the best exposure is the most
light inside and outside in full sun.
to achieve a harmonious landscape
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