🌿Live Plants🌿
~Aloe Vera~

Aloe barbadensis miller

::Available Sizes (measured from root to tip)::
Medium (7" - 10") ~~ Large (11" - 14")

Sizes are approximate; I have many plants so I will always choose the healthiest and largest ones available. The packaging and shipping process can be stressful for plants, so make sure to plant yours as soon as they arrive. Aloe plants are very tough, so long as they arrive somewhat intact, they will survive. Make sure to read the rest of the description for directions on how to plant and keep your aloe plant healthy and long-living!

🙚::Planting::🙙

In a container: When planting in a container, ideally they want at a 1 - 2 Gallon size, one that it is very well draining such as a fabric plant pots. Fill the pot to the top with loose potting soil. The soil should have a pH level between 5.5 and 8.5.

Planting Outside: Aloe vera is hardy in USDA zone 8 to 11. It's native to North Africa and thrives in hot, dry conditions. Aloe plants are not likely to survive temperatures lower than 45 F so depending on where you are located, it might be best to plant it in a container and keep it indoors. 

☀::Light::☀

Aloe plants are best situated by a south facing window. They need very little to no direct sunlight, but still like a lot of daylight.

💧::Watering::💧

Since aloe thrives in hot, dry conditions, you will rarely need to water them, once a week is ok.

✚:: Uses::🥤

It’s no secret that Aloe plants have a multitude of uses. The gel inside is great for soothing and healing burns, cuts, scrapes, and bites. It’s also used as an ingredient in various dishes and beverages. 

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:Live Plants / Sprouts:
Aloe Vera Live Plants ~ Kalanchoe Pinnata Leaves

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