Hey guys,
My container Aloe Vera has developed roots that over time has become round and convoluted and sticks out of the soil. Please see pic attached. Will this cause problem in anyway to the plant? How should I go about putting the root inside the soil so that the plant becomes upright?
Thanks!
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Aloe and most plants will want to orient themselves to face the light and to be upright. The pot does not allow the roots to grow straight so it grows in a circle. The leaves are also growing in a circle. and they are growing relatively flat so they are curling to try to get the top to eventually twist upright.
Repot the aloe in a smaller pot. You can cut off part of the stem and let it dry first. The main thing will be to make sure the top is facing up and is not flopping over to the side. I would get the smallest pot you can put it in and still keep it facing up.
Repot the aloe in a smaller pot. You can cut off part of the stem and let it dry first. The main thing will be to make sure the top is facing up and is not flopping over to the side. I would get the smallest pot you can put it in and still keep it facing up.
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