Common name: Aloe Vera Scientific name: Aloe Barbadensis Aloe is a cactus-like succulent that grows in the deserts of North America. It’s called the healing plant because the gel inside the leaf is known to soothe and heal the skin from burns, injury, dry skin, and more. It can also be taken internally for weightloss and IBS. Aloe is a beautiful addition to your home (indoor & outdoor) and great to have on hand for its healing properties! Care Tips Light: Full Sun Water: When the top 2in of soil are dry. Indoor: 2-3 weeks in summer; 3-4 weeks in winter Outdoor: 2 weeks in summer; Bring inside during the winter. Use the finger method or a moisture meter to test the soil, as various pots/top dressings, as well as placement in your space will determine how often it needs to be watered. Temperature: 36°-100°, will not survive winter (snow) in northern states. Humidity: Low humidity Fertilize: Once a month during spring/summer or heavy growth periods. Repot: Every two years, or if you see the roots coming out of the drainage hole.
