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Aloe Vera
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Best for Experienced Gardeners
Best for Experienced Gardeners
This plant requires careful attention and an understanding of its needs. With proper care, it thrives beautifully.
Hydration Check
Hydration Check
Ensure the soil is dry before watering. For succulents, let the potting mix completely dry out before the next watering session.
Light Requirements
Light Requirements
Keep the plant near a well-lit window with bright, indirect sunlight. Ensure it's close to a natural light source but away from direct sun exposure.
Pet Safety Alert
Pet Safety Alert
This plant can be harmful if touched or ingested by pets. Symptoms may range from mild irritation to severe health issues, so keep it out of their reach.



- Live plant along with plastic pot
- Low maintenance
- Used as indoor and outdoor plant
- Edible and medicinal plant
- Succulent plant
The aloe vera plant is an easy, attractive succulent that makes for a great indoor companion. Aloe vera plants are known for its medicinal and beauty benefits. The juice from their leaves can be used to relieve pain from scrapes and burns. In areas that have milder climates, you can grow a wide variety of aloe plants in the garden.
Light requirement: Aloe requires full sun for flowering but can adapt to partial shade in some areas.
Soil requirement: This plant naturally occurs in extremely dry and poor soils. It will grow well in many different types of soil, from sandy to moderately fertile loam, as long as it has good drainage.
Water requirement: As a succulent plant, aloe requires very little water. It can tolerate drought."


