How To Prevent And Treat Overwatered Aloe Vera The good news is that aloe vera is a very hearty, resilient plant, so even if it's suffered from overwatering, you can breathe new life into your ...

3. Your Aloe Plant Isn't Receiving Enough Sunlight Like most plants, aloe vera needs sunlight to survive. Markway says the key to a "happy plant" is six hours of sunlight per day.

Because aloe naturally lives in desert-like climates, it’s a sun-loving plant. You can keep aloe vera plants in bright, indirect sunlight in your house and water them about every two weeks.

Figuring out exactly how often to water an aloe vera plant can be a little tricky because the frequency can vary, depending on growing conditions. Two key factors are air temperature and soil type.

Still, one thing that’s important in aloe vera plant care is their soil and potting requirements, says Lotte Berendsen, a certified gardening plant expert from the PlantIn app, an AI-based ...

“During summer aloe vera has low water needs due to its fleshy leaves which store a lot of moisture,” explains Fiona Jenkins, Gardening and Plant Expert at U.K. site MyJobQuote.co.uk.