What other plant parents say
4.7 out of 5
Survivor 943
Fast grower 576
Easy to propagate 313
Pet friendly 226
Large, lush leaves 209
Browns easily 126
Blooms easily 65
Pest magnet 26
06/01/2021
Unfortunately my aloe has attracted so many ants :( i’m not quite sure why but it’s somewhat annoying!!
Pest magnet
Survivor
06/01/2021
she’s so pretty and sweet. my very first plant! she’s very easy to take care of so very recommending for new plant parents! also comes with tons of benefits as well
Survivor
05/31/2021
A friend bought this for me to have aloe vera available to put on sunburned skin during summer since both my daughter and I have very fair skin. So far it’s stood up to my abuse quite decent and seems to be increasing in size. I actually need to repot it to a larger planter so it continues having room to grow. I recommend an aloe plant as it is a natural, healthy remedy for skin irritation.
Fast grower
Survivor
05/30/2021
The leaves can snap easily so be careful.
Easy to propagate
05/30/2021
Relatively easy, but be careful of root rot. They do not need that much water. Whatever you think they need I PROMISE it’s less!
Fast grower
05/29/2021
Aloe is easy to care for and will give you many babies.
Easy to propagate
Survivor
05/29/2021
Very easy to overwater and so important not to!! So beautiful when they’re happy and healthy
Easy to propagate
Pet friendly
Browns easily
Survivor
Fast grower
Large, lush leaves
05/28/2021
Aloe IMO is the BEST plant for “beginner” plant parents. I swear to you that these plants are almost IMPOSSIBLE to kill. To elaborate, I once had a fairly large aloe plant that lived with me in my basement apartment bedroom. One summer I had to leave my apartment behind for about 6 month. Unfortunately, the aloe plant in question was left behind, in a dark room without water for 6 months. When I came home, it was FINE. A little dry, and a little wonky from growing towards the smidge of light that squeaked through that god awful, tiny, basement window but completely alive and WELL. I don’t care how bad you think you are at taking care of plants, you can definitely take care of an aloe! Be careful though, though these babies might be great for that third degree sunburn (gingers I’m looking at you) they are very toxic to our furry friends! So keep up and away from any pets! Good luck out there folks!
Fast grower
Easy to propagate
Large, lush leaves
Survivor
05/28/2021
Very useful and quick to grow back
Fast grower
05/28/2021
This is the most low maintenance plant I’ve ever had
Easy to propagate
Blooms easily
05/28/2021
Love that this has health benefits too!
Survivor
Large, lush leaves
05/27/2021
They will quickly take over if you water it enough 😁
Fast grower
Easy to propagate
Survivor
05/27/2021
perty
Large, lush leaves
Fast grower
Survivor
05/26/2021
the longer it gets, harder it is to stay up. i thought it was dying, but just need to be propped up!
Survivor
05/26/2021
When it’s a bright green, it needs to water, when it turns brown and squishy, let it dry aka no more water.
Fast grower
Survivor
05/26/2021
Very easy to care for. Beautiful for decorating too!
Fast grower
Pet friendly
Survivor
05/26/2021
Just make sure not to water it too much! It’ll suck in all the water but you can drown them easily
Survivor
05/25/2021
very cool plant <3
Large, lush leaves
Browns easily
05/25/2021
Aloe veras are meant to break off so if a little piece is missing when purchasing, it won’t affect the entirety of the the plant!
Survivor
05/25/2021
their leaves fluctuate in stiffness depending on how long it’s been since they’re watered
