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Learn all about aloe vera plant care—from how to care for aloe vera to how to grow this succulent outdoors and inside your home. Aloe vera is so rewarding! The juice from its leaves has medicinal purposes and can be used to relieve pain from scrapes and burns. See our Aloe Vera Plant Guide.
How to care for an Aloe Vera. The Aloe Vera is a beautiful succulent-like cactus that has many health benefits besides being a great beginner-friendly houseplant. In this plant care guide, we're going to discover how you can help your Aloe Vera grow and stay healthy. Written by Roelof Jan Elsinga.
Things You Should Know. Water your aloe 2 to 3 times a month during spring and summer, and once a month during fall and winter. Plant your aloe in a pot with a drain hole in well-draining soil made for succulents or cacti. Place your aloe plant in a warm, sunny spot, such as on a windowsill.
Aloe Vera Care Aloe vera needs sandy soil or a cactus potting medium to thrive in containers. When grown outdoors in zones 10 through 12, plant this succulent next to others with similar needs.
How to Grow Aloe Vera Plants. Whether you purchase a plant at a nursery or propagate one from a pup, with the right care you can ensure it grows into a healthy, long-living plant.
From watering every two weeks after the soil goes dry to bright light, learn the best way to care for aloe vera, Plus, learn its benefits for skin and hair.
Aloe vera plants will thrive with the proper care. Learn all about how to grow them: water, light, soil, fertilizer, pest control, and more!
I find these low-maintenance plants very easy to care for and thrive in most living environments at home. In this guide, I’ll share my fundamentals of Aloe plant care at home, including potting, soil considerations, watering, light preferences, temperature tolerances, and fertilizing needs.
Plant Care . Since they're well-suited to arid conditions, aloe vera plants can live long and thrive with very little care. Water deeply but only when the soil has completely dried out—about every two to three weeks—and cut back on watering during the winter months.
Our aloe vera plant care guide explains how to plant, care for, re-pot, propagate, and harvest this low-maintenance succulent—whether you grow it indoors or outside.