Jennifer's outdoor Dallas aloe had pale/brown leaf tips but firm leaves and new pups. She watered weekly in summer and fertilized regularly.
Gently tug newest leaves—if they pull out easily, or a foul smell exists, rot is present.
Water every 2–3 weeks in summer; monthly in winter. Full sun is fine if acclimated.
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