The Aloevera loves heat, and therefore cannot tolerate below -2 degrees Celsius. We therefore recommend bringing this plant inside in freezing temperatures.
An Aloevera likes a warm place with lots of sunlight, a good nutrient soil and also supplemental feeding. A good nutrient soil can be provided by Florentus Mediterranean Nutrient Soil. This ensures good rooting and provision of the right nutrient base. We also recommend feeding with 'Ultra Focus', a high quality Mediterranean plant food that provides extra strength and health. This allows the plant to retain its beautiful deep colors.
The Aloevera needs regular watering, but not much, because it grows slowly. During the hot days of summer, it should be watered every day. If it is colder, it can be once every 2-4 days, which depends on the temperature and the pot and size of the plant. You can feel this in the soil. If the soil is fairly moist, then the Aloevera still has enough water.
An Aloevera likes good nutrient soil. For example, you can spoil the root ball with a bag of Florentus Mediterranean Nutrient Soil, specially developed for Mediterranean plants such as the Aloevera. This allows it to root extra well and provides it with the right nutritional base.
We recommend bringing the Aloevera inside when it starts to freeze.
It could be that the Aloevera gets too little water during the growing season, or too much during less hot days. It could also be due to hypothermia.
Aloevera contains a gel substance that can be smeared on the skin without adverse effects, but should not be taken orally. Ingesting Aloe Vera is indeed toxic. Thus, it is not recommended to plant an Aloe vera where there are many animals.
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