Candelabra aloe Care

Water about once every week and a half, or make sure to check the soil; if it is completely arid on all levels, then your green friend could use some water.

Simply remove dead or unhealthy leaves. That's all the pruning this greenie needs!

Candelabra aloe generally doesn't need fertilizing. However, some liquid fertilizer once a month during the growing season could do your greenie some good!

While Candelabra aloe enjoys a lot of sunlight, they prefer to be in partial shade, so don't expose them directly to the sun.

A general-purpose potting soil with some sand will keep this leafy guy happy.

Remove a healthy leaf and let it dry for two days. Afterward, place the leaf in wet sand and keep it moist until roots appear. Afterward, plant and treat like a regular Candelabra aloe.

Warm temperatures are preferred, and make sure your Candelabra aloe is never exposed to the freezing cold.

Succulents like Candelabra aloe require lots of drainage holes. Make sure the roots are close enough to the container walls, so about 1 inch (2.45 cm) will do perfectly.

Although this plant originates in Africa, it has become a popular house plant on other continents.