AloeHoarder
Saw someone post a video of their lanky etiolated Aloe veras telling people to keep them out of the sun đ”âđ«
06/09/2026
Aloe combo potâŠvandermerwei, Swordfish & ciliaris
06/09/2026
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If your answer to all those posts that ask what plant you have given up on, or just canât grow even though everyone says theyâre so easy is âAloesââŠitâs not your fault you canât grow them, most of the common care advice for Aloes is just plain wrong and thatâs what is killing your plant(s).
They do not hate direct sun, they are partial to full sun plants and tend to etiolate indoors without enough light. That makes them weaker and more susceptible to rot (and easier to burn if you donât acclimate them properly to more light.) Brown is not sunburnâŠpale, droopy Aloe vera plants with long, top heavy stems are etiolated. Those lanky indoor Aloes are not thriving just because they are still green!
They donât hate water, they hate poor draining soil that stays damp too long after they get watered. This doesnât allow for healthy root growth, which also leads to rot (especially for weak, etiolated plants.) Donât water on a schedule, and âwater when the soil is dryâ isnât very good advise either.
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