Andrew Hensley
New Member
Hello,
My aloe Vera leaves at the bottom my my aloe are dying off. They seem like they are drying up from the stalk towards the leaf and eventually falling by off. It's almost like the main plant no longer wants that leaf so it decides to choke it off. Plant lives indoors next to a window for about the past year, but plant is maybe 4/5 years old. It always has a new sapling growing, about a new one everyone the newest sapling gets 3-4", which ends up about every month or so. Also I water it when the soil is dry the top 1-2", should I wait for more dryness? Water in is dependent on soil dryness but seems to be every 4-6 weeks if I had to guess of the top of my head. I can provide more information if needed, just let me know.
My aloe Vera leaves at the bottom my my aloe are dying off. They seem like they are drying up from the stalk towards the leaf and eventually falling by off. It's almost like the main plant no longer wants that leaf so it decides to choke it off. Plant lives indoors next to a window for about the past year, but plant is maybe 4/5 years old. It always has a new sapling growing, about a new one everyone the newest sapling gets 3-4", which ends up about every month or so. Also I water it when the soil is dry the top 1-2", should I wait for more dryness? Water in is dependent on soil dryness but seems to be every 4-6 weeks if I had to guess of the top of my head. I can provide more information if needed, just let me know.