Aloe vera

Aloe vera

Also called · Lidah buaya

A succulent with thick, spiky-edged leaves. The gel inside is used for skin and minor burns.

LightMorning sun
WaterLet it dry out
WhereBalcony or porch

Care tag · 82

“Water deeply, then let it dry out completely. It is a succulent.”

  1. 01

    Light

    Bright light with morning sun. Strong afternoon sun turns the leaves red-brown.
  2. 02

    Water

    Only when the soil is completely dry.
  3. 03

    Soil & pot

    Cactus & succulent mix in a pot with a hole.
  4. 04

    Feeding

    A weak cactus feed every 2 months.
  5. 05

    What you'll need

    • Cactus & succulent potting mix
    • Pumice
    • A pot with a drainage hole

    All available here at the nursery.

Something wrong?

  • Soft, mushy leaves

    Too much water. Let it dry out and remove the soft leaves.

  • Thin, curling leaves

    Thirsty. Water it well.

  • Red-brown leaves

    Too much hot sun. Move it to morning sun.

  • Baby plants around the base

    Pull them off with some roots and pot them up.

Balcony or porch

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