I bought aloe vera for 2 months. The little girl next to me was fine when I bought it. When I came back, it turned brown and seemed dead. Now that the big leaves are rolled up, I'm worried.

Maybe Vivi got too much sun. When the light suddenly increases, aloe leaves will turn reddish brown (brown) If the leaves are rotten, there will be reddish brown and purplish red (reddish). The difference is that if the leaves and roots rot, the tissues will become transparent and watery, and the leaves will become soft and smell rotten.

The big leaves are rolled up. Are the two sides of the leaf turned inward? Suddenly, I was badly sunburned. Here's the thing. Just get used to it for a few days.

It depends on the weather if you water it. Don't water in rainy season. Drought in summer, high temperature should not be watered more, once a month can be watered thoroughly, cold in winter, but also reduce watering, dormant below 5 degrees, 0 degrees will be frostbitten.

In spring and autumn, if there is little rain, you can water it once and then dry it in the sun, 1+0 ~ 2 times a month. If it is rainy in spring and autumn and the air humidity is high, watering should also be controlled.

Tu: I have used the best pond mud, and the whole pond mud is raised. Now I am the bottom mud, the middle nutrient soil, and the top is fixed with the mud. Because my aloe vera is placed outdoors, I don't care much.

Aloe leaves grow fat, not water, water is enough, but sunshine and soil are more important. Try to avoid aloe leaves from getting wet and getting spots easily.