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Aloe, the incredible green plant!
See- Aloe Vera in Natural Skin care products
Don't forget to check out our Spa Gift Basket Collection and Spa Products and Bath Products Line to find lots of bath products with Aloe vera.
Aloe Description:
Aloe has long, tapering leaves. Grows well in zones 9-10. Aloe needs full to partial sun in order to thrive. Aloe can be grown indoors.Aloe needs a gritty soil that is well drained and low in organic matter, with a pH 6.7-7.3
Here's a Planting Zone Map for viewing your Aloe zone.
Products we use Aloe Vera in: Natural Body Wash
After using products with Aloe Vera- you may also be interested in Body Moisturizers, hand and body lotion, face treatments, face cream and dead sea products.
How to grow Aloe:
Aloe needs to be sown in spring by separating new shoots from established plants then drying them for 2 days before planting. Aloe thrives with very little attention needed.
If growing indoors do not over water and be sure you mix coarse sand with the potting soil to improve drainage.
Grow Aloe indoors on light sunny windows in the kitchen and bathroom.
Pest and Disease Prevention for Aloe plants:
Be sure to spray for mealy bugs with an insecticidal soap. Be sure there are no pests attached to the plant when you bring them indoors.
Warning
ALOE is not to be given to pregnant women or people with hemorrhoids. Also any one with irritable bowel syndrome should not use aloe.
Medicinal Uses:
- Burns
- Sunburn
- Cuts
- Constipation
- Poor appetite
- Dermatitis
- Eczema
- Digestive Problems
- Prevent Nail Biting
Aloe has anti-inflammatory properties and aids in healing.
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