
Aloe Vera Plant for Sale | Plants.com
The all-around healer plant, Aloe Vera is not only a go-to for soothing cuts and burns (thanks to the gel inside its gray-green leaves), but it’s also a lovely and calming addition to any room. Available with your choice of planters.
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Botanical Name: Aloe barbadensis miller
Common Name: Aloe Plant, First Aid Plant, Burn Aloe, True Aloe
Origin: North Africa, Southern Europe, and the Canary Islands
- Aloe Vera has upright gray-green toothed leaves that contain a soothing gel
- Measures overall approximately 12"H x 4" D potted
- Arrives potted in your choice of planter:
- Exclusive Domain™ planter, an earthy design that includes a collapsible wooden stand providing a modern lift to display your plant flawlessly; available in Snowcap, Granite, Midnight and Rust; break-resistant and watertight; Stand can be displayed with two height options
- Exclusive Artisan™ basket in hand woven banana leaf highlighting the coloration of the natural fibers; durable woven handles make it an easy tote for moving plants from place to place
- Exclusive Sandstone™ planter: a versatile, neutral container with ribbed border detail at rim and contoured base; break-resistant and watertight
Fun Facts & Helpful Tips:
- Aloe vera plants love well-drained soil.
- If moving an aloe vera plant to a new clay pot, soak the pot overnight in water to prevent the new container from extracting moisture from the potting mix. This will help keep the plant healthy.
- Aloe vera plants are succulents (in the Asphodelaceae family) and not related to a cactus, despite their appearance.
- Aloe leaves contain healing properties for the skin that help with burns, scrapes, cuts, and other skin irritations.
Plant Care

Aloe plants love bright, direct full sun or indirect light; the kitchen windowsill is a favorite spot

Thoroughly, but only every 2-4 weeks

Ranges between 65 and 90°F

Best to keep away from furry friends & kids