A sunny kitchen window or another sunny place in your house is perfect for an aloe plant. Aloe also does fine in areas with indirect sunlight. Aloe in full shade will not thrive, so make sure there's a least a little sun in the room where you place the aloe.  You can move the plant outdoors in the summer months as long as there is no chance of frost. Aloe plants are made up of 95 percent water, and even a slight frost will freeze them and turn them to mush.  If you live in a warm growing zone and are planting your aloe outdoors, choose a place that gets indirect sun (six to eight hours per day). Aloe plants are pretty low-maintenance, since they don't require much water. Wait until the soil is dry at least two inches below the surface, then water slowly and deeply until you see water coming through the drainage holes. Do not water the aloe again until the soil is dry at least two inches below the surface once more. In most environments during April through October, you will need to water regularly. This equates to watering once every week, and twice per month in the winter.  If you've just repotted your aloe, wait two or three days before watering. This gives the roots time to adjust to the new soil before taking in water. When in doubt, water less, not more. When aloe is overwatered, the roots begin to rot, and the plant eventually dies. It's better to wait a few extra days if you're not sure whether it's time to water. If you truly love your aloe plant, consider using rainwater. When it rains, the aloe gets watered, and when it doesn't the aloe goes without. This replicates the aloe's natural environment. However, this will not work during times of drought. Remember that overwatering may lead to root rot and fungus, so it is very important to avoid this. From April through September, the aloe will grow vigorously. You can help it along if you'd like by providing some fertilizer twice a month during these months. Dilute a 15-30-15 fertilizer by mixing it with water, one part fertilizer to five parts water. Deliver the fertilizer on the days when you water. Stop fertilizing during the winter, since the plant can't use fertilizer when it isn't actively growing. There are a few pests that are common fans of the aloe plant, such as mealy bugs. These bugs are flat and brown or tan and they like to suck on the sap from aloe plants. To prevent them, use a natural, non-toxic pesticide on your aloe plant.
ضعي نبات الصبار في مكان مشمس مثل نافذة المطبخ أو أي مكان أخر بالمنزل مناسب لنمو النبات. يعد الصبار من النباتات التي تحتاج إلى رعاية قليلة ولا يتم ريه إلا عندما تكون التربة جافة لمسافة 5 سنتميترات تحت السطح على الأقل. قومي بإضافة السماد المناسب للنبات مرتين شهرياً أثناء فترة النمو النشطة التي تقع بين شهور إبريل وسبتمبر، واستخدمي سماد "15- 30-15" وخففيه بالماء بنسبة 1/5 وأضيفي السماد في الوقت الذي يُروى فيه الصبار. انتبهي للحشرات.