aloevra.com
dec 01, 2024
While aloe vera is drought-tolerant, too much water leads to root rot, which is a common cause for browning tips. Ensure your pot has good drainage and avoid watering too frequently.
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Surprisingly, underwatering can also cause browning tips! Aloe vera needs occasional watering, and when it's too dry, the plant starts to conserve its moisture by turning its leaves brown at the tips.
Kalsoom Imran
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Aloe vera thrives in full sun, but too much direct exposure, especially during hot spells, can burn the tips of its leaves. A gradual introduction to more sunlight can prevent this.
Kalsoom Imran
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Aloe vera hates sitting in waterlogged soil. If the soil isn’t well-draining, water collects around the roots, leading to root rot and browned leaf tips.
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Extreme heat or cold can stress aloe vera, causing its tips to turn brown. They prefer a temperature range of 59-77°F (15-25°C). Anything outside of that can cause damage.
Kalsoom Imran
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Tap water, especially hard water, contains salts that accumulate in the soil and can damage aloe vera's roots, leading to brown tips. Switch to filtered or distilled water if this is a concern.
Kalsoom Imran
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Hidden pests like aphids, mealybugs, or scale insects can damage your aloe vera plant, causing browning around the tips as they sap nutrients.
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Fungal diseases, often a result of high humidity or stagnant water, can cause dark brown or black spots on aloe vera tips. Treatment with antifungal solutions can save your plant.
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If the pot is too small, the aloe vera roots may become constricted, limiting water and nutrient intake. This can lead to browning tips as the plant struggles to survive.
Kalsoom Imran
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An imbalance in nutrients—especially low potassium—can cause browning. Aloe vera plants may require a balanced fertilizer to maintain healthy growth.
Kalsoom Imran
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