How Do You Maintain Aloe Vera Plants?
Aloe vera is a succulent, which means it is a plant that retains a large amount of water. In fact, aloe plants are about 95% water. They are easy to grow and maintain, as long as they are kept in an appropriate climate and planter pot. Aloe vera plants can be used for decorative purposes as well as health purposes. They are most famous for the healing ability of aloe vera juice, which can be placed on burns, stings, and many other skin abrasions. Let’s find out how to grow an aloe vera. Choose a wide planter pot that has good drainage. Line the bottom of the pot with gravel or small rocks. Plant your aloe vera in the pot using either a prepared cacti-mix soil, or regular soil mixed with some sand. Place your aloe vera plant in an area that receives a lot of sunlight. If kept indoors, the plant should be placed near a window that receives adequate sunshine. If kept outside, the plant needs to be brought indoors if the temperature is going to drop to freezing or below. Water the aloe ver
