The only thing i can come up with would be lots of care. Water it a little more then usuall for Aloes. I don't know if fetilizer would help at all because it ashouldn't be used as a remedy, but you could try blood meal. Thats just my two cents. ~Alex

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The good thing about snow is that it makes your yard look just like your neighbors!

there are over 200 variety of aloe. One of the main differences is the root system. One has little tiny roots and one have big thick tap root type thing that grows shallowly. I have the variegated aloe and it has the thick roots that grow shallowly. I have about 80% gravel and 20 percent potting soil in my container. That's because I didn't have any cactus potting soil when I repotted.

As I know you all are aware aloe have dormant cycles sometimes several times a year. When it is dormant it needs almost no water and when it is growing it can drink water once every two weeks or so depending on the size pot you have it in. The only two things that I know of that will cause your symptoms are overwatering/poor drainage or sunburn.

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I have an aloe problem too. that pic is what it use to look like. It sprouted some babies and now it's lokking "droopy"

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I'm real worried that mine is "passing" . It has started to lean over to 1 side and no matter how I try to prop it back up it still leans.
Yeah I hear you, I thought Hey great look at all the babies I can give them away as x-mas gifts!!!
Everyone I gave one to called me and told me their plat was dead!

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"If you want to talk bollocks and discuss the meaning of life,you're better off downing a bottle of whiskey.That way you're drunk by the time you start to take yourself seriously"