The research I found has not been very helpful. Hopefully...
It does look like a fungus/mold issue that they can develop from overwatering. I actually killed my beautiful aloe that I bought in memory of my dad due to overwatering. Itโs so easy to overwater these guys. I would spray it with a spray like captain jack and hold off on the water for a bit. Good luck with your lovely plant ๐ค
@SvelteKingfern
@Ninabeena Im sorry that your memory Aloe died๐
Thank you for the information. This picture is when I first bought it, and it had the black speckles all over it then, but I didn't realize. Also, I thought about this little planter for him. Do y'all think it's too shallow? That way, I possibly could help him if he's staying too wet. What's your thoughts? Or should I leave him be and focus on not watering him as much?
Thank you๐
@Ninabeena Im sorry that your memory Aloe died๐
Thank you for the information. This picture is when I first bought it, and it had the black speckles all over it then, but I didn't realize. Also, I thought about this little planter for him. Do y'all think it's too shallow? That way, I possibly could help him if he's staying too wet. What's your thoughts? Or should I leave him be and focus on not watering him as much?
Thank you๐
@Ninabeena I'll check out this Captain Jack's also.
@TheConservator
Hi. It does have a drain hole but I'm starting to think that possibly the pot is too big meaning lengthwise. It did have those speckled dots when I bought it but I didn't realize till after the fact. The smaller pot I'm thinking about transferring it to feels like possibly glazed clay. Thank you for your comment any other suggestions I'd appreciate.
Hi. It does have a drain hole but I'm starting to think that possibly the pot is too big meaning lengthwise. It did have those speckled dots when I bought it but I didn't realize till after the fact. The smaller pot I'm thinking about transferring it to feels like possibly glazed clay. Thank you for your comment any other suggestions I'd appreciate.