I am sure you all remember just 10 days ago I told you about the properties of Aloe Vera for plant care and also showed how I use its extra leaves from time to time for the vigorous growth of my plants.
Some people were also confused about the period of decomposition of these leaves and mainly to clear that, I am creating today's blog. Because it has been only 10 days since those fresh leaves of Aloe Vera were put in the pots and you can see their condition yourself.
Here I have made a collage of the pictures of the same pots 10 days ago and today and you can see that the thick layer of Aloe Vera leaves which were completely green and fresh 10 days ago have almost completely decomposed.
These days I have done nothing else except watering these plants daily as per their requirement. As I told you, since aloe vera has a very high water content, the plants do not require much water and this layer of aloe vera leaves also protects the upper layer of the soil from the scorching sun.
This is the first kind of fertilizer full of nutrition for the plants in the beginning of summer. After about a month, I will put the compost prepared from kitchen waste at home in my plants, which I started making in a separate container just two days ago. There is a different process of decomposition of kitchen waste, so it cannot be put directly in the plants. After a few days, I will also show you the growth of these plants, which has become very good after this fertilizer and pruning.
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That's all for today.
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