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Aloe vera - too soon to put outside?
They're potted and back inside and looking better already.
Glad to hear it. I agree with everyone else that it is too early to put out your aloe, because of the possibility of cold temperatures in your Zone 6 location. But, your initial observation of leaf bleaching happened on a warm day. The cause may have been sunburn. Aloe plants sunburn easily, when they are brought outside after a prolonged stay in the relatively dark indoors. I keep my large, 10-year-old aloe in a sun porch, and put it into a partially-shaded location in the spring. Despite this, the skin usually bleaches, then turns brownish, before returning to its usual happy green after a couple of weeks. Wendy Wilmington, DE (Zone 7, aloe still indoors) |
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