You have aAloe Veraand don't know where to put it, or your plant is doing badly in its current location? Time for a change of location! But where? Here is an overview of the most important things:
The exact origin of theAloe Verahas not yet been fully researched. It is thought that the plant comes from the Arabian Peninsula. This area is dominated by deserts. The climate is very hot and dry. Aloe vera has adapted to these climatic conditions:
Aloe vera is therefore used to high temperatures and dryness from its country of origin.
Aloe vera does not tolerate frost. In mid-latitudes, aloe vera cannot be kept outside all year round and should be kept indoors or in a conservatory in winter. The minimum temperature that the location should have in winter is 10°C. The plant is best kept at temperatures of 15°C. A location in a south-facing window or east-facing window is also suitable for an aloe vera.
Aloe vera can be kept indoors However, make sure that the plant receives enough light. A place on a south or east-facing window or on a windowsill is a very good location for the aloe vera.
Aloe vera does not tolerate frost. The minimum temperature is therefore 1°C. The plant is used to a desert climate. With sufficient humidity, it can tolerate temperatures of up to 55°C. Aloe vera feels most comfortable between 20-35°C.
Aloe vera likes high humidity. This is because the plant was cultivated in tropical and subtropical climate zones. The bathroom, for example, is a suitable location for an aloe vera. However, make sure that no water collects in the middle of the aloe vera. Otherwise the plant may rot at this point. You should also choose a substrate that tolerates a lot of moisture and does not form mold.
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