Aloe Vera is a home remedy and decoration all in one!
How to grow Aloe Vera plants at your home
To grow this plant at home, there are several ways to do it.
– To ensure that the succulent is safe during each propagation method, avoid methods such as division while blooming or use soil mixes with only 10% brick chips/charcoal content since they can kill roots.
– Also add peat because it has a positive effect on root growth if you want your plant to thrive!
– When the winter comes, keep it inside.
– Then place in a cool room with an ideal temperature of 12-14 degrees Celsius (55°F) and nourish using special dressings for succulents or cactuses along with nitrogenous fertilizers every once in a while to make sure that the soil is saturated.
– When transplanting a young pup or seedling, it is important to be careful. The younger the plant, the more often they need to be transplanted – while plants 3 years old should only get moved once every three years and 5 year old’s are said to have incredible health benefits if left in one place for too long.
Now that you know how to take care of the plant, you should also learn how to prune it and when. With a little bit of planning ahead, your Aloe will grow into an even more beautiful plant!
When you want to plant a new one, the process is really simple.
- Once you take the plant out of its pot, clean the roots by lightly tapping.
- If there is any damage on them, cut those parts off without touching anything else; this will help your root growth process faster and healthier.
- After that sprinkle some powdered sulfur or charcoal onto it to reduce rotting (if necessary).
- Once everything has been done correctly place in a shady area away from direct sunlight for 5-6 days until water absorption starts happening again.
How to plant an Aloe Vera plant using seeds only:
In February or March, sow the seeds of Aloe Vera at 21°C in a bowl containing sheet soil, sand and with some broken bricks and charcoal.
Then plant them into pots once they grow two leaves.
Health benefits of the Aloe Vera plant
Aloe Vera has so many healthy benefits. It helps combat free radicals in our bodies as they contribute to the premature aging process because of their instability, and by drinking fresh Aloe Vera juices and smoothies every day you give your body a regular dose of antioxidants that boost up immune system strength.
Aloe Vera is also the most common cosmetic products. With its natural herbs it disinfects, hydrates and nourishes skin while accelerating regeneration of new skin tissue. If you have never used Aloe before try out their gel to see your moisturized glowing skin!
People use aloe for sunburned, blisters, insect bites allergic reactions minor burns inflammations many more applications. People with sensitive skin don’t worry because this plant can help without any problem!
Aloe Vera juice can help you regain your energy and maintain a healthy weight. It naturally detoxes the digestive system, helping to eliminate fatigue and exhaustion that is caused by artificial food substances in the foods we ingest every day.
Aloe Vera could benefit your oral health as well. Aloe’s antibacterial and antimicrobial properties make it perfect for fighting gum disease, so massage some gel on your gums to ease the pain from an infection or inflammation.
If you suffer from a toothache, aloe can be used in place of normal toothpaste when brushing—simply sprinkle Aloe powder onto a clean brush and start scrubbing away! You will experience stronger teeth that look good too once they’re all sparkly white again.
Aloe Vera juice has many beneficial effects on the body. It can be used to treat constipation with its natural laxative properties, or reduce inflammation in your entire body.
Aloe Vera is most effective when consumed orally for between 10 and 14 days at a time (although you may experience relief after only one day).
If you consume it internally and it does not provide any benefits within two weeks, then stop taking it because if taken constantly in high doses it could cause kidney stones since they are formed by excess mineral deposits that damage tissues around them.
The Aloe Vera is also used as a home remedy for ulcerative colitis because of its strong anti-inflammatory properties.