Aloe Vera
These desert beauties have leaves composed of 95% water, allowing them to thrive in dry conditions. Each leaf contains a protective gel as a defensive mechanism that protects from harsh sunlight and stores water. Aloe Veras thrive on neglect and are
Water when the soil is 100% dry. Water monthly in the winter.
Note: Check the soil before watering to avoid overwatering. Stick your finger or a wooden stick into the soil to the recommended depth. If it feels completely dry, it’s time to water. If it still feels damp or leaves moisture on your finger or stick, wait and check again later.
💧 Watering
☀️ Lighting
Prefers bright, direct light indoors or partial shade outdoors.
Aloe Vera’s will thrive in warm and dry environments. Avoid cold rooms or cold drafts.
🌿 Other care notes
🟡 Mild, use caution.
Digestion causes mild symptoms that are self-limiting but not life threatening.
🐾 Pet safe?