Repotting at the wrong time Aloe vera plants don’t need to be repotted frequently, but they do require repotting every two to three years to prevent root-bound conditions. However, it’s essential to repot your plant at the right time. The best time to repot an aloe vera plant is in the spring, just as it begins its active growth phase. Avoid repotting in the fall or winter when the plant is dormant, as this can cause stress and damage to the roots.
It may seem daunting to care for aloe vera at home, but really and truly, aloe is one of the easiest houseplants to care for. As long as you provide bright sunlight, water when it’s needed, average household temperatures, and the right soil in a draining container, your aloe growing adventure should be a great success.
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