Students enrolled in zero units (GS Continuation, 298C, or 299C) may need to verify their possible qualification for full-or part-time status. Coordinators/directors should direct such students to the Division of Graduate Studies office, where appropriate paperwork is available.tudents who have enrolled in the required number of project (298) units, but have not completed their project, must maintain continuous enrollment by enrolling in 298C (zero units) through regular enrollment each semester until the awarding of the degree. Students may enroll twice in 298C with department approval.
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.
Sand and Gravel. All members of the Aloe genus require sandy or gravelly soil with very good drainage to reduce the risk of root rot and nutritional deficiencies. When planted in containers, aloe vera plants do well in a mixture of commercial potting mix with extra sand, granite grit or perlite added.They can also be planted in potting soil meant specifically for cactuses. When planting aloe vera outdoors, look for a sandy spot that dries out completely after rainfall.se mulch and plastic only with great care around aloes. According to Purdue University, aloe vera plants grown under black polyethylene mulch produced more gel per leaf than plants grown on bare soil, but the appearance and size of the aloes did not change.