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Aloe vera, also known as the healing plant, is easy to care for indoors or in the garden. It is a drought tolerant succulent which grows well in dry shade part Sunday bright green stalks grow up to 1 meter long and up to 2 cm thick They usually have creamy white stripes or dots on the leaves. Aloe plants grow upright and with time by creating clumping offsets. Perennial aloe produces dramatic, bright orange flowers on long stems in spring and summer. Used medical aloe vera gel is beneficial for burns, minor cuts, scratches, insect bites and other skin irritations.

Water or aloe is great for xeriscaping in dry gardens with other succulents and cacti. You have nothing to heat, as long as they are not too much sun. Aloe is best in dappled light or shade on the veranda or on the windowsill. It is also safe in the dry shade. One to two hours of direct sun a lot. Dark brown or orange spots on the leaves is a sign of sunburn. Aloe vera is easy and only needs water once a month or when the stalks to shrink. Planted in the ground, it can tolerate more drought and grows slightly larger. Aloes cold hardy to around 45 degrees. Mine have survived a light dusting of frost, but they have overhead protection. I would not outdoors in the open if Jack Frost visits your area frequently. Frost damage usually shows how brown tips or shrunken, brown stalks. Indoors, they are suitable for the hot dry conditions of the average home. They will tolerate a few hours of sun per day, but should be fine everywhere with many bright, indirect sunlight.

Aloe vera plants form offset seal pups and will eventually become a lump. Mine began in a small 4 "pot from the nursery. Normally, you should repot in a slightly larger pot. But I planted my aloe in a huge 12 "" pot, knowing it would fill in. Who has time to repot their plants all the time? To the pot from the search is empty, I planted a small succulent final at the edges. They have similar cultivation needs, so that they are in great and look fantastic. You can add a picture and Aloe Vera, also download wallpapers on my web site to juicy http://www.theGardenPages.com. After the first year, my aloe, which many of the compensatory measures and filled in the pot well. The new photos are easy to tease out the plant so I can repot or give them to friends.

Aloe Vera is known for its healing benefits and is widely used in house to deal with minor burns and other skin problems. To use aloe, with a tariff cut of the tips of the leaves. Remove the thorns and cut the piece. Squeeze out the aloe juice and pulp industry to sunburn or other skin irritations. Spread it around with your fingers or the aloe peel. It feels cold burns. The juice can be sticky, but eventually dry out, so that a light green color. Apply 1 - 2 times a day to cool burns and help heal skin. I was amazed at how well it works on my baby diaper rash when nothing else helped. First, I slather the skin with aloe gel, then the remaining pulp into his diaper and wrap them all like a little burrito. In general, the skin rash has been in a few hours. Fresh is best, studies suggest aloe begins to lose its properties, within an hour of picking.

Healing Aloe Vera plants are easy to grow indoors or outdoors, with excellent health benefits and makes a great addition for any garden.

Laura Zinkan more of a gardening Web site at http://www.theGardenPages.com where you read growing tips and information on succulents and native plants. Look at the flowers to smell, see many photos and even download garden wallpapers. Laura is a busy mother with a small yard in southern California so she expects a lot from their plants. It also has a website called http://www.AngelCityArt.com in your vision of Los Angeles and California with photos and essays. © Copyright 2005 by Laura Zinkan. Proper credit must be strongly in this article. All rights reserved under U.S. and international law.