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Long story short, my aloe plant got repotted with water retaining soil. I realized what had happened after a few weeks and now it's in a new pot with the correct soil. It's been about two weeks since I repotted it and it's still alive (I can see new leaves growing) but I'm worried about the older leaves.
There are two leaves where the sides have curled inwards in spots. And a couple of the leaves are very thin. I wonder if I should prune any of the damaged leaves to help the newer ones grow healthier.
Any advice is appreciated.
(I'm also not sure if the drooping is a problem. Everywhere I read it says my aloe needs more sun, but it also tends to get sunburnt really quickly. I'm not sure how to find a middle ground.)
There are two leaves where the sides have curled inwards in spots. And a couple of the leaves are very thin. I wonder if I should prune any of the damaged leaves to help the newer ones grow healthier.
Any advice is appreciated.
(I'm also not sure if the drooping is a problem. Everywhere I read it says my aloe needs more sun, but it also tends to get sunburnt really quickly. I'm not sure how to find a middle ground.)