Aloe Vera

Aloe plants thrive well in warm temperatures that are found in the natural habitat of the plant. In very cold temperatures, the plant may need special care to help it survive extreme cold during winter. … Read more

New aloe vera plants are usually propagated from offshoots but can also be grown from stem and leaf cuttings. With proper planting and aftercare, aloe vera cuttings will grow roots within four weeks. However, transplanting shouldn’t be … Read more

Aloe vera plants store water in their leaves for long periods. Though it is a houseplant that requires little water, determining how much water it needs can be challenging. Factors such as climate, where it … Read more

Aloe vera plants can withstand very dry conditions but can still develop various complications such as black spots and discoloration on the leaves if they’re not well-taken care of. But what causes the black spots and how do … Read more

When you want to cut an aloe plant for propagation or just to get some gel out of it, you want to make sure you do it safely, or else you can easily kill or … Read more

Bending aloe leaves may mean that the plant is receiving poor care, but there may be other reasons that will indicate that the succulent is unhealthy. Leaves can become limp with signs of wilting or … Read more

One of the most overlooked habits most people growing an aloe vera plant do is letting it bathe in the scorching sun for more extended periods. While the sun is essential for the healthy growth … Read more

Healthy aloe vera plants should look blue-green or grey-green, but when they start turning yellow, it means something is wrong. Usually, the problem is watering or nutrient deficiencies, but there are many other factors that … Read more