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Aloe vera is valued for its unusual habit of growing straight up with firm foliage that grows closer together. Keeping your aloe vera from getting long, thin, or leggy is a significant challenge. When combined

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Aloe vera plants will thrive with the proper care. Learn all about how to grow them: water, light, soil, fertilizer, pest control, and more!

Turn one aloe vera plant into many. Aloe can be propagated from cuttings or by dividing and potting up its "pups".

Aloe vera plants are some of the most popular plants you can have in your home, and one of the reasons for this is because they're so low maintenance! Aloe plants not only add a touch of tropical to your home, but they can also come in handy for cuts, burns, or scrapes! In this article, we will show you how to re-pot aloe plants the correct way so that your aloe plant can live on! How to Re-Pot Aloe Plants the Right Way Before we get into how to re-pot an aloe plant, it's important to know…

Aloe plants, regardless of variety, are as resilient as a Camden punk and can withstand almost any abuse you can dish out. If the tops get too big and noisy, or you want more of

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You can propagate aloe vera plants in water, but it’s a little tricky. This article will guide you through turning aloe vera cuttings into healthy new plants.

Repotting aloe vera plants is pretty easy once you know how. In this complete guide, I'll show you exactly when and how to do it step by step

Aloe vera is a hardy, succulent, semi-tropical plant native to North Africa and the SW Arabian Peninsula, which can tolerate quite harsh conditions. It will grow in poor soils in hot, dry sunny loc…