Temperature
55 to 80 degrees
Pruning
Aloe Vera require little pruning which makes this plant a low maintenance plant.
Water
Due to the fact that this plant has thick leaves which store water. The Aloe Plant does not need to be watered very often. If the leaves start getting mushy it means that it has been overwatered.
Light
The Aloe Vera requires high indirect light to direct light to thrive. If it does not get this light it will die a slow death.
Propagation
This plant grows pups. Which you can remove and plant in a separate pot.
Pot
When transplanting this famous houseplant it is best to put it in a terra cotta pot.
Growth Speed
Aloe Vera tend to be medium growers.
Easy Scale
This plant is at a medium for this at well because you need to watch how much you water it and you must give it the light it wants.
Fertilizer
This plant likes a bit of fertilizer but not too much.
Table of Floor Plant
The Aloe starts as a table but ends up as a floor plant.
Pests
Includes Snout Beetle and Mealy Bugs
Flowers
The Aloe Vera gets gorgeous flowers, but it is hard to get Aloe's to bloom indoors.
Humidity
These plants do not need much humidity. It will be fine with regular household humidity.
Toxic
This plant is toxic if consumed so keep away from pets and children.
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