Yellowish surface mold = saprophytic fungi (decomposers). Beneficial—release nutrients. Remove only if unsightly. Do not overwater.
Aloe arms bend toward light. Indoor = dramatic bending. Not a problem unless leaves lose turgor (thin, flaccid).
Rotate pot weekly for even growth. Or accept the "octopus" form.
Aloe thrives on neglect. Mold is good; overwatering kills. Lean toward light is normal.
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