Hello everyone. Here is a photo of an aloe that was given...
Hello everyone. Here is a photo of an aloe that was given to me this morning. This is a rescue plant. Its owner, sadly, did not want it. When I get it back to my house I will start working on it. Better pot, better soil and I will prune those brown edges off. It was covered in Spider-Mite Webs. I took all them off immediately. @AdonicKohleria2 @BabeVila @BuffCaperspurge @CutePolypremum @DanDenMan @DreamMachine @HFplantoasis @HolyLacealoe @HummingbirdMint @izzyandsugar @Ponytailmom @smushface #SucculentLove @Ms.Persnickety @Jadedbelle @Jujube @Preciousplants1 @princesspitstop @SillyPlantGirl @DaringColtsfoot @TopCoriander6 @MamaLinne @Ponytailmom
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I wouldn't trim off the brown edges. That will just create open wounds where pathogens can enter. They're not hurting the plant, and those tips would simply turn brown again if you cut them off, so I'd recommend leaving them be. Changing to a more succulent-friendly soil is definitely the right call though 👍🤗
@DreamMachine Hi Nadia. Yes it does make sense. I did exactly that. I was so relieved to see that my little plant was not dead.
@Malagueña it’s one of the best feelings 🥰