AT A GLANCE
You can easily put an aloe vera deeper. Ideally, you combine lowering with repotting the houseplant. To do this, plant the aloe deeper into the new pot so that part of the stem is covered with soil.
Why should you plant an aloe vera deeper?
You should place an aloe vera deeper so that it can retains stability. There at the harvest whenever the outer leaves are cut off, a trunk develops over time. This has to bear the weight of the bulging leaves. If the load is too great, it can happen that the plant despite support twisted ankle
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How do I plant an aloe vera deeper?
At the lowering of aloe vera proceed similarly to that repot before. The difference is that the desert lily is not placed in the new flower pot at the same height, but also most of the stem is covered with succulent soil.
What do I do with the offshoots when planting the aloe vera?
Since the supply of the offshoots costs energy, you should use the Kindel when lowering from the mother plants
split off. To do this, carefully open the root ball of the potted aloe and remove the young plants and roots. If you have lowered the mother plant, you can cut the offshoots individually into small ones flowerpots plant.Tip
Plant aloe vera deeper when dry
With larger specimens of aloe vera, lifting it out of the old pot is often a tricky business. In order not to injure the plant, you should allow the substrate to dry well before planting. This makes it easier to lift the aloe out of the flower pot.
