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How does aloe take root?
To make aloe take root quickly, before planting aloe, soak aloe roots in diluted rooting powder solution, which can be diluted according to the instructions. After planting aloe, if you want it to take root quickly, you can water some willow branches. Willow branches generally grow tender, crushed and soaked in water for one night, then watered with aloe. Willow branch water is rich in salicylic acid, which can make aloe take root quickly.

Aloe likes temperature and is afraid of cold. When the temperature drops to 15℃, the growth stops, and when it drops below 0℃, it begins to die. Therefore, it must be planted in greenhouses or indoor potted plants in the northern region. Aloe belongs to tropical and subtropical light-avoiding plants, and its growth needs sufficient sunshine and air. At the same time, aloe is a succulent plant in tropical desert, so it should be kept away from stagnant water, humidity and ventilation.