Can aloe vera bring back too much sunlight? we got an alow vera plant in the store and very soon...
we got an alow vera plant in the store and very soon its startig to "wilt"(the top half of each fern is starting to get really soft, and slightly discolored). dad keeps describing me to bring it inside because "its getting too much sunlight" is this possible?
idk exactly how often its watered, but the soil is straight potting soil, in a rightly large black plastic pot (the ones at the store made for plants, with holes within the bottom)
Answers: YES
Aloe plants do not want direct sunlight. They need to be kept in a sunny nouns AWAY from direct sunlight.
Watering: Since they are a succulent plant, they can go without watering until the soil is almost completely dry. Actually, this method of watering is preferred if you want it to grow within height.
If you keep watering it earlier the soil drys, the stems will start to lay over, widen and not produce any additional shoots.
The symptoms you provide sounds like they're being over watered.
But yes, you obligation INDIRECT sunlight...such as outside, but under an eave where it doesn't attain full sun.