For everyone confused by the comments regarding sunlight, aloe Vera needs bright light (so near a window is very good), just as long there is no Sun rays directly touching it, so keep it indoors near a window, and do NOT over water x
Does anyone have an opinion on humidity? I've read it likes it but also its from the desert where its not humid so I'm conflicted if I should put it by my humidifier section
All the aloe I got was from my mom and gma. They where all sunburnt or drying and dying. I moved em in one was big but very very light pale green. It's starting to deepen the green. Same with the two little aloe pups I got. They were all dry and dying and almost grayish, buy are a very healthy vibrant green now
i have an aloe in a southwest facing window that gets about twelve hours of light (with a grow light, along with two other plants) now during winter and i had TONS of problems before with the leaves getting big brown spots and eventually rotting enough to just pull them off. which im guessing is due to .. over watering? i really don't know how much i should water it and it's making me sad
I went and bought an also vera plant from Wal-Mart and it looked really sick and one of the very bottom limbs fell off and how big of a pot do I need and do I need to trim the plant any and is plant food something I should be doing?
Hi Barbie. You don't need to trim any leaves off of the Aloe. If one shrivels and dies, it will fall off itself. They don't typically need much fertilizer, and just give it bright light away from the direct sun and water about once a month.
Can my aloe plant freeze to death? I keep my window open because i like it cold, my plants are doing pretty well so far but i fear that if i put them by the window to give them more light then they'll get too cold.
@@sasariwtf Sorry to hear that! Yes, when plants are weakened for any number of reasons, they are more susceptible to pests. Hope you can try again with an Aloe!
I have 4 aloe vera plants I water mine every month and they are doing well not to close to a window as the leafs will burn a few yards from a window is OK
Bright, indirect light, which means bright light without the direct sun's rays which can burn the leaves. If you get full, direct sunshine in your south-facing window, you can pull it back from the windowsill or move it to a west-facing window. Water when all of the soil is dry. Let the water run through the soil and out the drainage holes, then discard the excess water in the tray.
I have my aloe outside on my patio in Hawaii, facing east.. should I move it inside my sliding glass door? The plant is squishy and the ends are turning brown and drooping! Help!
Brown, squishy leaves usually means overwatering. An east-facing exposure may not be drying the plant out well enough. Try a terracotta pot that will dry out quickly and only water when the soil is completely dry.
Hi,I just found your channel.i subscribe.i just got a aloe plant and a snake plant.i live in a apartment and don't have much,light.i put them in the bed room.with a a grow light.will that be endothelial light.there ony 1 window.and the air conditioner.is by it,so I will need to Waite, until the air can be turn off,so it won't be so cold on them.is that right.please let me know.thank you
I have searched and searched all over the internet and I can't find any recommendations on how many ounces of water you should give it. "Water deeply" doesn't tell me anything. Does anyone have suggestions based on the pot size?
@@rain3369 you can stick your finger in the soil and if the top few inches are dry you can water it. Only try to water once every 14 days in the growing season, and once a month in fall and winter. Another thing is no info on the internet is accurate. You will have to experiment with your plants yourself and figure out what’s right for them, even if it completely doesn’t match with things you’ve read. Hope this helps
I don't put my aloe vera on a winds I'll as it will cause the plant to go much I leave mine on a coffee table in middle of my front room so it gets indirect light not on a window sill as it will kill the plant
@@itsalexilixyt740 Well that goes without say....after which, should I just let the soil dry out? Do you think the leaves that came off, if I place them back in the soil it has a chance?
@@anitajones7090 let it dry out don’t water it at all for awhile and the leaves that fell off are gone you’re best bet is to salvage the rest of the plant
I have a small pot Wich I bought a month back. The ends are kinda burnt now.. so I would like to know how to maintain it .how often should I water it? I am keeping it outside n gets direct sunlight after noon .
Probably about 4 times a week. These plants dont really need much water. Let it be in the sun sometimes about of like 9 hours Edit:Sorry if this is too late but I hope it can help you in the future Edit: Also put it out around 8 A.M when it's most bright!
U should let the soil in the pot dry out for a month or so. Try to imitate the natural conditions in where they grow in nature. Then give it a heavy watering. Give it as much light as u can. Dont listen to this other guy Evy. Sounds like he read that in a book but have no experience. No offense
Jaseela, it sounds as though your plant is getting too much light. Take it out of the direct sun -- it needs bright light, but not in the direct sun's rays since that will burn the leaves. Water it about every three to four weeks and it should be fine.
The tips of my aloe Vera plant are brown …. What shall I do to get them green again ? I live in a very hot city with is Jeddah, KSA ! I also water my plant once a week
Brown tips on an Aloe usually mean that the plant has been overwatered. Only water it when the soil is almost completely dry. Then water it thoroughly so that it runs through the pot and out the drainage hole. Empty any remaining water out of the dish or tray underneath the pot. (Make sure that your pot has a drainage hole so that water doesn't build up around the roots.) You can cut off the brown leaf tips and they should heal in a few days. Also, the best location for your Aloe is in bright, indirect light. Hot, direct sunlight will burn the leaves. Good luck!
I have 2 aloe plants, one in the ground and one in a pot. It's winter here (gets to about 7c in the night). They are both in direct sunlight. One is doing fantastically (the one in the ground) and the other poorly. So confusing.
Keep in mind they have 3 small aloe vera in ONE pot. Thats why they wont grow big and "hang down" Once it gets into a bigger pot the root system can grow and the plant will grow in size as well. The way to water the aloe vera is to let the soil or whatever medium u use dry out for a month or so then give it a good watering. U need drain holes in ur pot. I feed my aloe vera nutrients 2-3 times a year :D
Yes, you can grow Aloes under LED lights. It's best if you can give them some natural bright, indirect light for a couple of hours during the day, supplemented with LED light for the rest of the day. If that's not possible, only LED light is fine.
There are a number of plants that can tolerate a cool room. Here is a listing of plants: www.gardeningknowhow.com/houseplants/hpgen/cold-tolerant-indoor-plants.htm
@@Hailstonepie it all died i believe i shocked the plant by repotting n over watering since it was young n it all turned squishy n even the root died 😢 😔 gotta get a new 1
@@ggreen1990 Sorry to hear that your Aloe died. When you get a new one, give it plenty of indirect light out of the direct sunshine, since that will burn its leaves. Water it thoroughly about once a month when the soil is completely dry and let the water run out of the drainage holes. Discard the excess water to prevent the roots from being constantly wet and developing root rot. Good luck!
For everyone confused by the comments regarding sunlight, aloe Vera needs bright light (so near a window is very good), just as long there is no Sun rays directly touching it, so keep it indoors near a window, and do NOT over water x
Can I put mine under grow lights?
Thanks!
So it’s not good by the window …
@@ladensidadnortena3205 Its fine if you have net curtains or sheer blinds etc, just dont leave it in the baking sun all day
Thanks for this great explanation!
So bright sunlight, and less watering it is 👍🤘
No direct Sunlight but bright light.
I water mine every month
Yes! That's right. Bright light, but not directly in the sun, and infrequent watering -- maybe once every three to four weeks.
This made my aloe Vera grow and made it healthy in like 2 or 1 day
What did?
The right light? That's great!
I water mine once every 3 months. These are like cactus plants and no self-watering pots and don't leave them outside in the rain.
Noted!
Thanks so much..I feel bad I kept my Aloe baby away from the sun☹️ won’t do it anymore.. now it’s in my window ☀️☀️☀️
You're welcome! Best of luck to you!
Is it still alive
THANK YOU!!! VERY VERY HELPFUL! WITH GRATITUDE.
We're so happy it helped!
I read elsewhere that aloe Vera plants should not sit in direct sun. Lots of direct light, but no sun. I am confused.
it means it should sit by a window, not planted outside in direct sun
@@caitlinginger7384 ty
It also depends on where you live on how hot it gets outside. The temp should be between 55 to 85. 🥰
Basically anywhere you could sit with lord of light without getting a sunburn
That's true! And also out of the direct sun's rays in a window. Summer sun shining through a window can burn Aloe leaves as well.
I love in an RV with my awning out. Does sitting it under my awning gives it enough indirect sunlight?
Does anyone have an opinion on humidity? I've read it likes it but also its from the desert where its not humid so I'm conflicted if I should put it by my humidifier section
Mines fine just being ignored on the window sill behing half closed blinds.
No extra humidity is necessary. It's fine in average household humidity
-- about 30%-40%.
@@Hailstonepie Sounds like the right conditions.
Hello) Your plants are beautiful, thank you for sharing your experience!👍
Thank you!
can aloe thrive on an east facing windowsill? we only have east or west facing in our flat and I don’t want to scorch it in the midday sun
As long as they have sunlight they will thrive!
All the aloe I got was from my mom and gma. They where all sunburnt or drying and dying. I moved em in one was big but very very light pale green. It's starting to deepen the green. Same with the two little aloe pups I got. They were all dry and dying and almost grayish, buy are a very healthy vibrant green now
So happy to hear!
My aloe's name is Crissa
Mine is Niel :)
@@rainespiano mines Athena
Nice to see you here.
Mines Olie
THANKS A LOT
You're very welcome!
i have an aloe in a southwest facing window that gets about twelve hours of light (with a grow light, along with two other plants) now during winter and i had TONS of problems before with the leaves getting big brown spots and eventually rotting enough to just pull them off. which im guessing is due to .. over watering? i really don't know how much i should water it and it's making me sad
Not sure if you're still needing advice but I've heard once the leaves feel squishy that's when you should water it. Also you can check the soil.
This could also be due to too much sun! If it's too close to direct sunlight, the leaves can burn.
Could you keep them in a vase with just water
My slivers plant is growing great but as I take a leaf it doesn’t grow back it’s getting big but the bottom is empty
I went and bought an also vera plant from Wal-Mart and it looked really sick and one of the very bottom limbs fell off and how big of a pot do I need and do I need to trim the plant any and is plant food something I should be doing?
Lots sun, hardly any water, compost with grit. No trimming, no food. Pot according to size of plant.
Hi Barbie. You don't need to trim any leaves off of the Aloe. If one shrivels and dies, it will fall off itself. They don't typically need much fertilizer, and just give it bright light away from the direct sun and water about once a month.
Can my aloe plant freeze to death? I keep my window open because i like it cold, my plants are doing pretty well so far but i fear that if i put them by the window to give them more light then they'll get too cold.
Aloe plants typically do best from 40-80 degrees Fahrenheit but the leaves can freeze if left in freezing temperatures
It's best to keep Aloes in warm temperatures, above 60 degrees, away from cold drafts.
@@gardenstead thanks. They died months and moths ago though. Got infected with spidermites
@@sasariwtf Sorry to hear that! Yes, when plants are weakened for any number of reasons, they are more susceptible to pests. Hope you can try again with an Aloe!
Really good spot that you are keeping your plants! So Healthy Thanks for the video! :)
So glad you enjoyed it!
Take into account that is you live in the south hemisphere then they get more sun from n
The north
Yes, with brighter light, the soil will dry out more quickly.
I have 4 aloe vera plants I water mine every month and they are doing well not to close to a window as the leafs will burn a few yards from a window is OK
Great tip!
What of your Aloe not plump
Ans feel thin?
Ya mine looks so puny!
not enough water maybe?
Too much water 🥰
@@beezypeezy2359 too much water hun 🥰
Thank you all!!
How much water should i pour on my aloe plant?
So what care does an aloe vera plant need? In very specific , clear term. So if its in south window all the time is not good, all the time?
Bright, indirect light, which means bright light without the direct sun's rays which can burn the leaves. If you get full, direct sunshine in your south-facing window, you can pull it back from the windowsill or move it to a west-facing window. Water when all of the soil is dry. Let the water run through the soil and out the drainage holes, then discard the excess water in the tray.
I have my aloe outside on my patio in Hawaii, facing east.. should I move it inside my sliding glass door? The plant is squishy and the ends are turning brown and drooping! Help!
2:33 I believe she said they are sun burnt
UPDATE: RIP aloe suffered a tragic death
Brown, squishy leaves usually means overwatering. An east-facing exposure may not be drying the plant out well enough. Try a terracotta pot that will dry out quickly and only water when the soil is completely dry.
Idk what to do with mine, its really long but malnorished looking
My aloe plant is not green, its more tan. Does it need more sun?
could be overwatering
@@emi-vb1ik Actually didn't water it much but it is outside in terrace and I live in Central Florida, Brevard County. Thank you for your reply.
Try bringing it inside, worked for me
Aloes turn brown and even reddish if they get too much sun. Try bringing it
inside and putting it in a bright window.
@@joancopman6102 The right light and water.
I water mine every month and I give it indirect light
Great tip!
Hi,I just found your channel.i subscribe.i just got a aloe plant and a snake plant.i live in a apartment and don't have much,light.i put them in the bed room.with a a grow light.will that be endothelial light.there ony 1 window.and the air conditioner.is by it,so I will need to Waite, until the air can be turn off,so it won't be so cold on them.is that right.please let me know.thank you
Definitely move the plant to a place where it is not near the A/C as it can kill the plant!
Let your soil totally dry out of your plants soil b4 watering if in doubt don't water !!also get fast drying soil
Drainage is key!
I have searched and searched all over the internet and I can't find any recommendations on how many ounces of water you should give it. "Water deeply" doesn't tell me anything. Does anyone have suggestions based on the pot size?
water until the water comes out of the drainage holes. you should never water by “amount” !!!
@@a.2461 and for the aloe vera ... Should I only water it once a week ? Or it depends on the sun amount it gets ??
@@rain3369 you can stick your finger in the soil and if the top few inches are dry you can water it. Only try to water once every 14 days in the growing season, and once a month in fall and winter. Another thing is no info on the internet is accurate. You will have to experiment with your plants yourself and figure out what’s right for them, even if it completely doesn’t match with things you’ve read. Hope this helps
@@kiraivoxy so I shouldn’t believe what you said since you said to not believe things on the internet?
@@zay_rat8942 i mean why not
I don't put my aloe vera on a winds I'll as it will cause the plant to go much I leave mine on a coffee table in middle of my front room so it gets indirect light not on a window sill as it will kill the plant
Noted!
Wow such a cute couple ❤
So what can you do if you have over watered your aloe....is there any hope of it surviving?
Maybe if you have holes on the bottom of the pot so it will go through the plant evenly
@@itsalexilixyt740 Well that goes without say....after which, should I just let the soil dry out? Do you think the leaves that came off, if I place them back in the soil it has a chance?
@@anitajones7090 let it dry out don’t water it at all for awhile and the leaves that fell off are gone you’re best bet is to salvage the rest of the plant
@@masapp2738 too late, my plant died. 😭
@@anitajones7090 oh no! I tried😢
I have a small pot Wich I bought a month back. The ends are kinda burnt now.. so I would like to know how to maintain it .how often should I water it? I am keeping it outside n gets direct sunlight after noon .
Probably about 4 times a week. These plants dont really need much water. Let it be in the sun sometimes about of like 9 hours
Edit:Sorry if this is too late but I hope it can help you in the future
Edit: Also put it out around 8 A.M when it's most bright!
U should let the soil in the pot dry out for a month or so. Try to imitate the natural conditions in where they grow in nature. Then give it a heavy watering. Give it as much light as u can. Dont listen to this other guy Evy. Sounds like he read that in a book but have no experience. No offense
Jaseela, it sounds as though your plant is getting too much light. Take it out of the direct sun -- it needs bright light, but not in the direct sun's rays since that will burn the leaves. Water it about every three to four weeks and it should be fine.
The tips of my aloe Vera plant are brown …. What shall I do to get them green again ? I live in a very hot city with is Jeddah, KSA ! I also water my plant once a week
Brown tips on an Aloe usually mean that the plant has been overwatered. Only water it when the soil is almost completely dry. Then water it thoroughly so that it runs through the pot and out the drainage hole. Empty any remaining water out of the dish or tray underneath the pot. (Make sure that your pot has a drainage hole so that water doesn't build up around the roots.)
You can cut off the brown leaf tips and they should heal in a few days. Also, the best location for your Aloe is in bright, indirect light. Hot, direct sunlight will burn the leaves.
Good luck!
My alo has some round black spots. What’s that and what should I do for that please help me
This could be root rot. Make sure you are not overwatering your aloe, and the pot it is planted in has plenty of drainage holes!
How much water do I water my aloe Vera I just bought it
Aloe vera typically only needs water every 3-4 weeks. You'll know when they're thirsty when the leaves look like they are shrivelled up.
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I have 2 aloe plants, one in the ground and one in a pot. It's winter here (gets to about 7c in the night). They are both in direct sunlight. One is doing fantastically (the one in the ground) and the other poorly. So confusing.
Plants are so strange, they definitely seem to thrive best in their natural environment (outside). Does the one in the pot have enough drainage?
@@gardenstead it had one drainage hole but I think it wasn't aerated enough. I had to sacrifice it to the gods yesterday :(
@@missbeaussie Oh no!! The more drainage the better ✨
Does it have to be sunlight, or can I use artificial light?
You can use special grow lights, but a regular lightbulb won't be enough for plants to thrive!
HELP..when I got my aleo Vera the stems were nice and plump the new stems arenl now long and thin. What am I doing wrong?
It sounds as though the leaves are stretching toward the light. Do you have the plant in bright enough light?
Just brought my aloe home and immediately put it in the sun on my balcony.
We hope it is thriving in the sun!
i feel like my aloe’s leafs are to heavy, they got very long but ‘hang down'
Keep in mind they have 3 small aloe vera in ONE pot. Thats why they wont grow big and "hang down" Once it gets into a bigger pot the root system can grow and the plant will grow in size as well. The way to water the aloe vera is to let the soil or whatever medium u use dry out for a month or so then give it a good watering. U need drain holes in ur pot. I feed my aloe vera nutrients 2-3 times a year :D
@@Yeshua-Is-God-1 thank you!
@@julieklemm1906 Ur welcome let me know if u need help or have other questions
Aloe leaves will hang down if they don't get enough light. Try putting the plant in a brighter area, but out of the direct sun and see if that helps.
Can you use LED lights with the Aloe 🪴?
Yes, you can grow Aloes under LED lights. It's best if you can give them some natural bright, indirect light for a couple of hours during the day, supplemented with LED light for the rest of the day. If that's not possible, only LED light is fine.
i best plants for cool climate please ? cool drafty room ?
There are a number of plants that can tolerate a cool room. Here is a listing of plants:
www.gardeningknowhow.com/houseplants/hpgen/cold-tolerant-indoor-plants.htm
@@gardenstead thank you so much for your kind reply 🙏
@@bsfbestshortfilmsonyoutube You're welcome.
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My aloevera keeps on leaning down.. help?
How often do you water your aloe? How close is it to the window? It may be reaching for the sun, or is being over-watered!
I water mine every month
A perfect beginner plant!
Thnx
You're welcome! Hope it was helpful.
My aloe turned squishy by the root what do I do
Stop watering it ! For like months.
@@Hailstonepie it all died i believe i shocked the plant by repotting n over watering since it was young n it all turned squishy n even the root died 😢 😔 gotta get a new 1
If the roots are squishy, it must have been overwatered. Aloes require very little water.
@@ggreen1990 Sorry to hear that your Aloe died. When you get a new one, give it plenty of indirect light out of the direct sunshine, since that will burn its leaves. Water it thoroughly about once a month when the soil is completely dry and let the water run out of the drainage holes. Discard the excess water to prevent the roots from being constantly wet and developing root rot.
Good luck!
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Hi Abby!