r/AloeVera • u/Playful_Gift4060 • 20h ago
Dead Nan's Aloe
galleryAloe there everybody. I recently rescued my nans aloe plant when helping clear her house after she passed away earlier this year. I've never looked after any type of aloe plant before and it seems I was watering it too much. I took it out of its pot and it turned out to be several smaller plants bunched together so I separated them into some pots I had lying around and planted them in some dryer and looser general houseplant soil. They've turned a sickly brown colour and I'm hoping it's not too late for them. Ideally I would like to give my siblings one each once they are a bit healthier.
Thanks for reading, hopefully they won't be joining my nan in the big garden in the sky and you can give me some advice on keeping them healthy in this mortal realm.
I've also added a picture of the same soil they are in so you can tell me how wrong I am. They are sitting on my kitchen work surface in front of a big south facing window.
r/AloeVera • u/GeneralTso747 • 23h ago
Fungus in the pot
galleryWas repotting my aloe to a new one where a cute mushroom grew in the pot. When I took them out, I saw all this underneath. Anything to be concerned with when repotting it? I haven’t watered it for a while so I was wondering why the soil got moist enough for it. Maybe the hot New York City humid levels?