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Most aloes grow vegetatively from April to October so water regularly with that in mind. The rest of the year, watering twice a month is sufficient. Water when the soil is dry-rainwater is the best-so that may mean twice a month, or once a week, or some combination thereof. Aloes are very forgiving and they can go a long time without water, but they grow best with it. If in doubt about watering, don't water. Don't forget-they shouldn't be cold and wet. Some aloes will withstand a freeze, but many will turn to mush.
Now down to the questions. The best indication as to when you should water your Aloe plant should be determined by feeling the soil. Stick your finger in the soil about 2-3 inches and feel for dryness. Adjust to the pot size; Little pots/plants check the soil 1-2 inches and big pots/plants go deeper 3-4 inches or maybe a little more. Check the soil in a few different areas for dryness and make sure there is no moisture before watering again.