Aloe vera - too soon to put outside?
Cereoid+10+ wrote:
If it is well past the last frost date in your area, go ahead and move it
outdoors. If not, don't rush things.
A few warm days does not mean it is already summer. Have the trees leafed
out yet?
The leafing out is just beginning. 3 out of 5 years we'll get a frost to
kill all the blossoms so no peaches, but I would bring them back in if
the temperature dropped into the 30's. (I wasn't sure they would survive
inside - very little sun, but 2 plants became 14 so everyone got an aloe
plant for Christmas.)
Thanks for the advice.
kate wrote in message
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The temperatures are high 60's-70's by day, high 40's-50's by night so I
put my Aloe plants back in the spot they enjoyed last year but they're
looking pale and not real happy. Do they need to be re-introduced to the
great outdoors gradually? (These are the first potted plants I've had in
years.) Any advice is appreciated.
Kate
Nashville TN Zone 6 something, where the peach trees are in bloom
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