Aloe plants

Humans have grown the aloe plant for thousands of years for decoration and medicinal purposes.

Is your aloe vera plant drooping or falling over? Find out why this happens, and how you can fix it once it starts!

Aloe vera plants will thrive with the proper care. Learn all about how to grow them: water, light, soil, fertilizer, pest control, and more!

This article is about aloe vera plant care problems that almost every gardener comes across when growing this beautiful house plant...

Aloe vera is an easy-to-grow succulent plant that thrives outdoors in Zones 9-11. It makes an ideal addition to a xeriscape, foundation planting, or window box. If you're ready to add spiky interest to your garden, learn how to plant and grow aloe outdoors now on Gardener's Path. #aloevera #succulents #gardenerspath

Leggy aloe vera plants need more light, less water, and a larger pot. Prune back the excess growth and repot in fresh soil to keep your aloe healthy and strong. Learn more tips at Smart Garden and Home.

Turn one aloe vera plant into many. Aloe can be propagated from cuttings or by dividing and potting up its "pups".

See the secrets to success for growing aloe vera as a houseplant. Aloe vera is easy to grow and its leaves are filled with healing gel!

Rooting aloe vera cuttings is easy, but you have to do it the right way or it won't work. Learn exactly how in this step by step guide.

Start growing aloe vera plants in pots or containers at home that improve your health by eliminating harmful toxins in air.