Hey all! My aloe Vera plant is turning a brown color. I’v...
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If it is just green with a brownISH hue, but nothing appears soft, mushy, or damaged, then I'd say it's getting a bit of a sunburn. The good news is that the leaves can definitely recover from that. If there are no other issues, move it just a little further away from the light and give it a couple of weeks to return to its normal green 💚.
And WELCOME to Greg!! @GiftedPlants16
And WELCOME to Greg!! @GiftedPlants16
Your plant profile shows that it’s in a pot with no drainage. Most succulents should be in pots with drainage. Also recommend using cactus and succulent soil with some added perlite to help with drainage. You may want to check for moisture in the bottom of the pot before watering using a wooden skewer or chopstick, etc .
The right light/location and avoiding over watering are important in succulent care. I’ve learned a few lessons the hard way! Good luck!
The right light/location and avoiding over watering are important in succulent care. I’ve learned a few lessons the hard way! Good luck!
Hi! I've had this happen to my plants before. This is called sun stress, which is not harmful to the plant and you don't have to be worried about it! Just move it a little farther from the light. But as @RefinedSandwort said, you may want to repot your plant to a pot with a drainage hole, or it will rot.
She will come back they go through a plant phase
