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My aloe
No, Lily, no one is compelled to come to your aid, but, as you see, we all
are eager to share any of our experiences with indoor gardening. I
especially liked Helga's advice. My small aloe got too much water, and the
center of it and its roots rotted. It's been sitting in it's little pot of
dry rocks with three rings of leaves for several months looking very
healthy. Do you suppose it will ever get some roots?
Have you checked out the archived indoor-gardening messages at
http://www.mallorn.com/lists/indoor-gardening/
recently? A whole year's messages are copied there.
Cheers! (as Karen says)
Vera
villager@slip.net
Lily wrote:
> I wrote several days ago concerning my aloe plant and I have only had
> two people from this entire list serve give minimal advice. So I will
> state my case once again, and hopefully some more of you will help me,
> because I truly need it. That is what this list serve is for, right?
>
> WEll, anyway, I bought my aloe plant in September, and it was really
> small then. Now, it is really growing, and I was wondering how I
> should prune it, fertilize it, and what I should do when its stalks
> are getting too heavy, causing it to topple over. Also, what should I
> do when there is decay and spots on its stalks? Cut them out? or what?
>
> Would someone please come to my aid? My beautiful aloe plant's
> livelihood is at stake here.
>
> Lily
>
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