- Growing Aloe Vera at home is very easy and does not require any maintenance effort
- Aloe Vera consist of 95% water.
- You can either buy Aloe Vera seeds or buy an already-grown plant
- Have the plant grow in a well-drained sandy soil.
- They are known to grow well in hot climate conditions. So, if you are living in a cold region, try growing them inside a pot within the home. They are excessively sensitive to frost. You can place it near window so that the plant gets the necessary light and warmth.
- If you are using pot for growing the plant, ensure that there is drainage hole at the bottom of the pot. Or provide a 1-2 inch layer of gravel in the bottom of the pot to ensure adequate drainage.
- The roots of the plant are shallow and spread in a wide manner. So, plant them in wide pots or open areas.
- During summer, you can place them outside the house in shade. Do not place it in direct sunlight
- Since the plant does not need much water, you can water them twice every two weeks. Water them moderately. If you water them excessively, the plant may die.