Aloe vera thrives on neglect. Water only when soil is dry nearly to the pot bottom—frequency depends on light, temperature, humidity, and pot size. Tight potting prevents root rot.
Move outdoors when nights stay above 50°F. Place in bright shade—direct sun burns aloe. Acclimate gradually over 7–10 days. Bring in before fall temperatures drop. Rainwater is fine; ensure excellent drainage.
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