Scientific name: Aloe barbadensis miller
Synonyms: Aloe Vera

• Fuss-free and easy care
• Loves bright light and some direct sun
• Waterwise
• Most widely grown plant in the world

Aloe Vera is an extremely popular house plant and has been grown for centuries for its purported medicinal properties. As an indoor plant, they are loved for the structural beauty and elegant greeny-blue hue.

The Aloe Vera houseplant is also extremely easy to care for and appreciates bright indirect light to some full sun and needs little water to survive, so be sure it dries completely before watering again. Ideal for all those new plant parents or those who need a plant that is a little less demanding.

Pair this stunner with a bold planter to allow it to shine as a subtle beauty and place on a brightly lit window sill or shelf.

Please note: Aloe Vera is not known to be toxic but if too much is consumed it can lead to stomach upset. It's a plant, not a meal.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Follow these instructions to keep you Aloe Vera happy & healthy

Water: Water thoroughly approximately every 2 weeks in summer, let the soil dry out completely in between and every 3 weeks in winter. If it is full sun, you can water every two weeks in winter.
Light: Plenty of direct sunlight - a few hours per day or very, bright indirect light for the entire day
Humidity: Dry air is best, do not mist
Fertilize: Feed your plant every 2 weeks with a balanced liquid fertilizer during the Spring & Summer growing season only