After repotting, green moss appears on the soil surface of a thriving aloe vera.
Moss does not harm plants; some gardeners cultivate it decoratively. It signals good moisture and air quality. Since the aloe is growing well, no action needed. Enjoy the natural look or gently scrape off if preferred.
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