What water should I use to water aloe vera to grow quickly?

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1. What water to pour?

2. How to water

Aloe vera grows faster when watered with water containing ferrous sulfate. Because the water contains iron ions, it can supplement iron for plants. At the same time, it can improve the pH of the soil, lower the ph value, and create a more favorable growing environment. However, the content of ferrous sulfate should be low to avoid adverse effects on its growth. In addition, the frequency of watering should be controlled, once every 5 days in spring and autumn, once every 2 days in summer, and once every 15 days in winter.

1. What water to water

Aloe vera is suitable for growing in an acidic environment. If the soil is neutral or alkaline, it can be improved by watering. Add a certain amount of ferrous sulfate to water to make a very low concentration ferrous sulfate solution. Watering it not only improves the pH but also replenishes iron ions. In addition to this, watering with diluted beer will also help its growth.

2. How to water

1. Spring: Spring is the season when aloe vera resumes growth. As the temperature gradually rises, the frequency of watering should also increase. When the temperature reaches 15-25℃, water every 5-7 days.

2. Summer: The temperature in summer is very high, and aloe vera in the body Water is lost quickly, so water more frequently. Generally, watering is done once every 2-3 days, and water is sprayed on the leaves every morning and evening to increase humidity and reduce temperature.

3. Autumn: The temperature in autumn drops, and the frequency of watering is similar to that in spring. But as the temperature continues to drop, watering will also need to be gradually reduced. You can wait for the pot soil to dry before watering, so that water will not accumulate and the roots will be flooded.

4. Winter: Aloe grows very slowly in winter and needs water. The demand is not big either. Generally, watering is enough every 15-20 days, and the watering time is chosen at noon to avoid frostbite to the plants.

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