Let yellow/brown leaves dry completely, then pull gently. Don't cut—open wounds invite rot. Mushrooms at base confirm overwatering; they'll disappear as soil dries.
Water ONLY when soil is dry at root depth (finger test 2 inches). In typical indoor conditions: every 3–4 weeks summer, 6–8 weeks winter.
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Aloe Pup Transplanting: Healing and Superthrive Use
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Aloe Vera Sunburn: Why Indoor Plants Burn When Moved Outside
Identifying Hesperaloe parviflora (Not Aloe)
Mushroom Growth in Aloe Pot: Harmless Fungus Identification and Removal
Rehabilitating a Massive Leggy Aloe: Air Layering and Outdoor Transition
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