Just a quick FYI- there is a part of the aloe that can be extracted and is edible, but the whole plant isn’t safe. I wanted to mention that because many people have their aloes in the house and it’s a good idea to keep it out of reach of kids and pets. 😊

@jacksonlee619

5 жыл бұрын

Garden Answer A lot of houseplants are toxic to pets. I usually check the ASPCA website to know if I need to keep them away from pets.

@jacksonlee619

5 жыл бұрын

Coleus and sansaveria are some of the popular ones

@LowEnd57

5 жыл бұрын

I received my Aloe plants from an instructor whom I assisted when my Mom died. He insisted because his big aloe had so many pups. I reluctantly took it because I was grieving and didn't have luck with succulents. My plant has grown...I read that having an aloe around helps with anxiety, sickness, depression, etc. I will be forever grateful for his plant gift! He knew I needed that plant and it's healing properties.

@ronilsonladinodealmeida5748

5 жыл бұрын

Garden Answer legenda em português ou espanhol ok 🙊🕎🇱🇷🇬🇧🇧🇷

@sheriwhispers

5 жыл бұрын

I was wondering about what you said as I drink Aloe juice for a healthy tummy !

I am the notorious aloe killer wanted in 50 states I have never met an aloe I didn't kill ......thank you for this aloe class I really needed it i will let you know if I am a changed woman later on lol

@marymcfarland717

5 жыл бұрын

KAREN PARRA you made me giggle!

@katediy4563

5 жыл бұрын

KAREN PARRA You probably killed them with kindness. I just wrote on someone else's comment I did NOTHING with an aloe vera plant a friend gave me last year. No water, no light exposure (it was sitting forgotten on the floor of a bright room). I just put it outdoors this week so maybe it'll get better care.

@StelmariaonE7

5 жыл бұрын

I have a black thumb, but aloe is the only plant I haven't killed.

@TheJeraleeMaynard

5 жыл бұрын

I live in AZ. Ignore them as much as possible. Tons of drainage. Lots of sand.

@anti-victimGenX

5 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤗🤗

Literally how every KZread vid should be 😂❤️👏🏽she listed the starting points to every topic and DIDN’T talk forever for the Intro THANK YOUUUU

@mtman309

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah some intros take half of the video😒😒😒😒

@jeannetteloretta9427

3 жыл бұрын

But had wrong information

@Just-Nikki

3 жыл бұрын

@@jeannetteloretta9427 it was consistent with other information I have watched but I’m not an expert by any means so do you mind letting me know what wasn’t accurate?

@chevybigblock3311

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed 100%

@sunshinejenny5536

2 жыл бұрын

Really. Direct to the point is great! Our time is scarce these days.

one tip to lessen the bad smell: Cut your piece of length wise down the middle after cutting off your plant. Position the piece on a couple of napkins so that the piece is slightly tilted downward. After a few hours (2-4) A greenish - yellowish liquid will drip off of the cutting and seep into the napkin. That is the liquid that gives off the bad odor. Discard the napkin and enjoy your odorless aloe piece.

I grew up having an Aloe in my apartment, after 6 years it had it's first pup, a pup I claimed as mine. Now, 12 years later, that pup has given me over 16 pups. Yes. 16. I will be taking one to my college dormitory to continue taking care of Aloe. Thank you for your time!

@s.sharma6478

3 жыл бұрын

Plovid viplanus

@sunshinejenny5536

2 жыл бұрын

Super fun!!

i live in ireland. you can't even kill ants with a magnifying glass with direct sun. they just get little towels out and tan

@WayneTheSeine

4 жыл бұрын

Ha ha

@withthesehands5799

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

@Janelleybean23

4 жыл бұрын

😂

@susancarlisle

3 жыл бұрын

I'm in Northern Ireland and it's so true! I don't think we could ever sunburn Aloe Vera where we live 😂😂😂

@lisacurtis8162

3 жыл бұрын

I use LED lights. Also regular lights still offer plants something to use for photosynthesis. I let them have at least 10 hours of light a day next to a west facing window ( but the light is filtered by alot of trees). I let them dry out completely in between waterings but when I water them it's like monsoon season. My aloes look happy. If I wait too long to water they get brown tips on thier fronds and I know to water them right away.

So I'd like to announce that Arthur my aloe plant has a pup, I'm going to have grand babies ❤ I think I'll name him Merlin

@silverraydreams3067

4 жыл бұрын

YES!

@thecookiemoran

4 жыл бұрын

I’m literally watching Merlin rn wth

@thatgirltaylor3125

4 жыл бұрын

Congrats

@awsomemodels

4 жыл бұрын

Nice ! My nameless aloe also has a pup but i haven't replanted it yet .

@ashlynnlol8293

4 жыл бұрын

I’m laughing so hard at this I love jt

I bought an aloe Vera 5 years ago and had it in my room for about a year. I then moved to a different room in the house and didn’t bring my aloe to my new room. I completely forgot about it for 3 years before I took it back. It wasn’t watered in 3 YEARS and it was sitting in front of a south facing window and it survived! I just repotted it and it’s doing Great now :)

Light Exposure - 0:39 Temperature - 1:34 Soil Type - 1:55 Repotting - 2:14 Watering - 2:43 Fertilizing - 3:50 Flowering - 4:13 Propagating - 4:34 Harvesting - 6:47 Toxicity - 7:28

@naturaldisastertv3298

3 жыл бұрын

.

@rainmacias7909

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for taking time of your Day to do this I appreciate you! 😊

@25marshalyn

2 жыл бұрын

Love commenters like you. Thank you!

•Light exposure 0:39 •Temperature 1:34 •Soil type 1:55 •Repotting 2:14 •Watering 2:43 •Fertilizing 3:50 •Flowering 4:13 •Propagating 4:34 •Harvesting 6:47 •Toxicity 7:28 you’re welcome :)

@tacotaco8614

5 жыл бұрын

thanks

@hunterright2055

5 жыл бұрын

Bless your heart ❤ you have a special place in my hear

@veshjj1892

5 жыл бұрын

It was already on screen

@hobarihoya

4 жыл бұрын

Maya mya thank youuuy

@brendakabanda2181

4 жыл бұрын

You are God sent.

When I just bought my Aloe Vera I noticed it wasn't doing well. I repotted it in a pot with a drainage hole. I noticed the roots were rotting because there were almost none left and they smelled really bad. I also started to water him the proper way, and after a few weeks, I noticed some roots coming out of the holes on the downside of the pot. I was very proud of myself! A little tool I like to use to check if I have to water again is to put a small wooden stick, like a skewer, in the soil the day after watering it, so it won't rot because of too wet soil. When I think it's time to water again I just take the wooden skewer out of the soil and feel if it's dry or not. When it's still moist, just put it back in there and check again after a day or two. If you take it out and it's dry, it's time to water again.

@ellenohara2770

4 жыл бұрын

Lieke Great idea! Will use thanks

@winebox

4 жыл бұрын

Lieke I buy moisture meters. They’ve saved lots of my houseplants. Less than $15, usually 10.

@craftdiy5265

4 жыл бұрын

that’s a good idea! i just bought an aloe vera today and i think i might try your method

@keasileweniqila1832

4 жыл бұрын

Oh nice....I've got lots of skewers :)

@annafantasia

3 жыл бұрын

I've got lots of skewers too! This is brilliant!!

*I love how well organized this video is! Thank you Ma’am, you are a life saver!* 😁😁

Just in case you do / are still here... I have A LOT of Aloe and pups! Thank you for showing us how to care for these.

"Skip ahead"?? Pffffttt...A Garden Answer video? No way! Ya'll could make a 45 minute video explaining the life cycle of a potato bug and I'd, happily, watch the entire thing...And probably be upset that it was ONLY 45 minutes long!

@sunshinediaz5021

5 жыл бұрын

Hayley Wise same!

@adamfromgardenofeden

5 жыл бұрын

tru

@jason.d.hermit

5 жыл бұрын

Can't agree more

@AgaKalero

5 жыл бұрын

Me too 😀

@frangourdet

5 жыл бұрын

Amen!

I got an aloe Vera plant for my hair it leaves your hair extremely soft and thick and it’s amazing for split ends! Perfect way to use it is too get the gel mix it in the blender with virgin olive oil or coconut oil and leave that in your hair and cover with a cap for hours and results will be amazing!

@denika369

4 жыл бұрын

What type of aloe do you use for hair and how old does the plant need to be in order to have a good amount of gel? Thanks!

@Mr25thfret

4 жыл бұрын

great tip Michelle!

@TheNaturalRach73

4 жыл бұрын

Use the type that is in the video. Any size, but the medium to large aloe leaves are easier to get the gel out of. If medium leaf I usually use 2. If a large then I get 2-3 uses from it. I mix with a lil aloe juice too to get the consistency I want to apply to my hair😊

@villajj

4 жыл бұрын

Just hair or i can use it also in scalp? I want to try it for hair fall and soriasis

@TheNaturalRach73

4 жыл бұрын

@@villajj yes feels lovely on your scalp. Naptural85 has a great video of how to prepare it so don't get bits in ya hair. x

My experience eating the Aloe (sans skin) has been problem free. I live in the Caribbean and we were all brought up with the knowledge of the benefits of this super plant. As a child into my teenage years, it was perfect to ingest (whole, preferably because it has a bitter taste), as well as for topical applications to treat acne, dryness, facial treatments, around eye treatment and leave in hair care and detangler. Our naturally grown aloes plant has not harmed me, my parents, grandparents and so on. But this is the first time I'm hearing about a toxicity warning though. But thanks for sharing the vid.

@briseno4413maria

10 ай бұрын

We use Aloe vera blended with water, and have no issues either.

@TM-pj9vv

10 ай бұрын

@@briseno4413maria I have 5 plants now. Using on my hair, face. Going to start ingesting them again. Chemical -free blood and gut cleanser. Yuck!

Now I know why my pups haven’t been successful!! I didn’t let them dry out and I watered them immediately. Thank you!!

My experience? I had one, that I basically forgot about for well over 5 years. It looked like a pile of dried grass. But as I was about to toss it, I saw two teeny bits with a very slight hint of green, so I put each of them into a succulent arrangement, just to see what would happen. They are now two good-sized plants (less than a year later) and one is producing a pup!

@laine6407

5 жыл бұрын

Where did you leave it in your house? And wow!

@pokermel

5 жыл бұрын

I thought one of my aloe plants was dead and I threw it out into a bucket of soil I had outside. A month later I found pups growing from it.

@chalseywilder937

5 жыл бұрын

@@pokermel yeah. They can regenerate lol

@ShethTora

5 жыл бұрын

I got handed three pups ( about an inch long?) that someone had broken off their plant a few days before. Put it in some mix in a plant, few months later, after being mostly neglected on the front porch, they are growing will and able to be harvested in small amounts for burns. Plus one has its own pup growing.

@KatXYZ

5 жыл бұрын

AmyAngel's BJDs Life gave you another chance... in fact, two more chances! 🌵🌵

My aloe vera pops out babies left and right like crazy. Yesterday I removed 30 pups!

@kaitlynbutler8454

4 жыл бұрын

yes indeed

@krissyaguilar1814

4 жыл бұрын

How cute !!

@shasita3361

3 жыл бұрын

I started with 1 plant, I now have 15 and gave a couple away to friends.

@theblessedone4071

3 жыл бұрын

Omg, lucky you. I have mine for over a year and it's still barren.

@saruh4293

3 жыл бұрын

@Stasi moment you're not doing anything wrong😁 one of my plants just gave a pup and it's healthy don't worry

I haven't grown any but I've been using the gel for years for all of the obvious reasons and I have removed growth for my skin by continued application of the jail which reduces the size and eventually eliminates the growth entirely.. I have also eliminated liver spots from the back of my hands and the brown spots on my forearms which come from exposure to the Sun. Thank you for the video!

That is the biggest, most beautiful aloe I've ever seen. I would love for mine to get that wonderful 🌵

My grandma always had these in the window sills at her house. So, I had to have some as well. I love seeing mine and thinking of her.

Thank you for translating the temperatures to Celsius 👍 Fahrenheit tells me nothing 😅

@moon_wolfk7456

4 жыл бұрын

You could always google. But nice to just get it directly!

@isaiah4478

3 жыл бұрын

Celsius tells me nothing I like Fahrenheit.

@EvilSearchEngine

3 жыл бұрын

Easy general tip for rough estimates: 16c is 61f 28c is 82f -40c is -40f At least you can ballpark it.

@instant_mint

3 жыл бұрын

@Sothis This is a Swede 🇸🇪

@pastramiking

3 жыл бұрын

Light jacket to the beginning of shorts temperature...

currently growing a baby aloe now, and this video really helped me understand how to grow, and treat it. Thank you so kindly!! I’m super excited now even more.

This was great, thank you. Found a tiny starving aloe on the windowsill when I moved in to this apartment. Brought it back, she's huge, got clones of her in a dozen other homes, mostly other carpenters,we get a lot of abrasions. That was 21 years ago and she's doing just fine.

We do consume aloe here in Malaysia and in most Southeast Asia country. We usually skinned the harvested leaves and wash off any green gel on the surface which appear to be toxic. It is actually safe to consume with a proper prep and we enjoy it as desserts here. Something more natural to replace jello. And is very refreshing and cooling especially where the climate we live here is like a never ending summer. Great tips by the way. I enjoy all your content and hope to learn more from you. Best wishes from Malaysia.😊😊

@gardenanswer

5 жыл бұрын

I just wanted to make sure that everyone knew the whole plant isn’t safe just in case it is around kids or pets...and honestly me. I don’t know the first thing about skinning an aloe. Haha! They stink too bad for me to be tempted to eat! Do they taste okay? Now I’m kind of interested... 😆

@jason.d.hermit

5 жыл бұрын

Garden Answer is actually the skin and the gel that makes it stink. Is hard for me to prep it at 1st as well 😅. It had a very mild sweet taste to almost no taste at all. I usually cook it with some dried red dates and some rock sugar. It makes a very nice Chinese dessert serve hot or cold. It was a recipe I learned from my mom as she told me it was good for the skin complexion 😆

@hayleywise7403

5 жыл бұрын

Jason Choo So dang interesting!!! Thank you for sharing, Jason!

@ashleighscott9896

5 жыл бұрын

I lived in okinawa japan for 3 years and i love the aloe soda.

@parachoots8002

5 жыл бұрын

@@gardenanswer it tastes AWESOME ESPECIALLY WITH SYRUP AND ICE CREAM

I have just started to care for an aloe vera plant and I love it. I was over watering and this helped me realize that. I love all of the things u can use the aloe plant for. This was a great video to learn off of. Thank you so much❤❤

@theblessedone4071

3 жыл бұрын

Callista Buell I learnt that I was under watering it lol. Thanks to this video I watered my Aloe fully and will let it dry out before watering again.

Came back to this video because I needed to repot my Aloe that almost died, and Hubby bought me a bigger Aloe yesterday and it was definitely root bound! The only thing I have no cactus/soil so I had to mix potting soil, perlite and added orchid bark for extra drainage, hoping they survive and thrive in this mix, we'll see!!🥰🙏🙏

With all that I know about gardening I didn't know there was a special mix for cacti. Off to Homedepot I go to save my plant!

I honestly can't understand why would anyone dislike this amazing video .... your a gem ..you have explained so beautifully and this means a lot to me coz I have been struggling with my aloe . Thank you so much ☺️

@s.sharma6478

3 жыл бұрын

Becaus people are jealoce of her gatden

@lindawilson8434

2 жыл бұрын

Yes this was so helpful My plant is spindly maybe lack of water But I am so afraid of overwatering

I just bought an aloe plant yesterday and I’m starting to love it

I love how you quickly pack all kinds of helpful info in your videos. You have a cheerful and informative style and I always learn something!!!! Thank you!

I got my aloe plant a few days ago and I’m freaking out looking everywhere for advice and this provided with the most useful points Update : my plant is glowing and greener than ever and had grown so much in the last 2 month thank you so much you’re a lifesaver

@rafif9327

4 жыл бұрын

after trimning a leaf does it grow back? please answer

@aymenk2733

4 жыл бұрын

Rah Fi sadly it doesn’t grow back but you have to wait for the plant to really grow and become stronger for you to be able to cut out one leaf at a time

@rafif9327

4 жыл бұрын

@@aymenk2733 I didn't cut the whole leaf, I've taken a small part of it , it won't regrow the cutten part?

@girasola7347

3 жыл бұрын

Rah Fi No, the plant will give you more, different leafs.

I like how she has made a menu and we can skip to the part that concerns us the most! So smart, unlike some other youtubers who make it lengthy and sometimes dont even cover all the points! This way we know the useful part is coming and not be disappointed at the end of the video

@suecavill945

Жыл бұрын

I've just bought an aloe. So.e of the tips àre brown alot of the ĺeaves are leaning right over and are heavy. I'm at a loss as to what to do. Help please.tia.

I have never tried to grow one but now feel more comfortable with trying it. Thank you.

I've had my aloe vera plant since January and it's growing wonderfully!

Thank you , I just received the most information on Aloe in your video than I ever have before .

I just got some baby aloes from a friends so excited to start caring for them!

Thank you so much. Really useful and nice presentation. Just purchased my first ever Aloe Vera plant so this has been a big help and will prevent me from treating it like I do my other plants. Thanks

I agree that this video provides a lot of information in an organized way and is to the point. No fluff. 🙂

I'm just starting on Aloe Vera, thank you for sharing, you covered everything I wanted to know, love your videos!

Aloe and spider plants were my first house plants I ever grew. I now understand what I did wrong with that aloe and all that followed...everything!😳😁Thanks Laura, I think I'll try again now...many, many years later. 💚🌵

@aida087

5 жыл бұрын

Rebecca Wood Bixler YES Aloes and Spider plants are two of my FAV houseplants, as a matter of fact one of my Spider plants is about to have babies.😁

@bobflercher1580

5 жыл бұрын

Hi my name is Bob I live in Elkhart Indiana I'm just starting to learn more about the aloe vera plant I would like to start growing my own and using it for sores Burns Cuts whatever do you have any comments how I should get started I'd love to hear from you 1 2 6 9 845 6235 or send me a message on messenger thank you

@jeannetteloretta9427

3 жыл бұрын

@bobflercher aloe is not toxic to eat many ppl eat it or juice it. They sell aloe Vera juice in stores! It does just as good for your insides as it does for your outsides. It’s just the Alion that can give u upset stomachs . It has -20 amino acids that aid in building muscle tissue -7 key enzymes that assist in breaking down food and boost nutrient absorption -Minerals such as calcium, chromium, copper, iron, magnesium, manganese, potassium, sodium and zinc -and Vitamins A, C, D, E, B, B-1, B-2, B12, and folic acid. Just buy a couple plants and go from there as long as they have sunshine and warmth & are not over watered u should do fine

My grandma had several aloe plants and would harvest the leaves and kind of "dissect" the exterior plant part of the leaves any time I got a sunburn. Been tempted to grow my own since she passed and this just shows me they are not only useful, but fun to grow.

Thank so much for the advice for repoting these plants. I received this plant from someone at the office in 2019 and was really nervous cus I don’t have a green thumb. We set it up near the window and watched it grow. It loves to hang out in the blinds and I’m having a hard time keeping it from falling over. I noticed it has a baby as well so I’m glad you went over how to remove those.

Just in the nick of Time! I was just about ready to give up on my aloe plant. Hopefully I can revive it back to Life! Love your videos.

Love love love how you set this video up with the time stamp. Thank you.

Your video was really helpful, thank you! I have an aloe that I got from my sisters back yard, I’ve had it now for a year and a half and it’s grown so much! And it recently flowered which I had no idea it could do! It was so beautiful! My flower was a beautiful coral color. I was searching videos to see what I should do when the flowering is done and all the petals have fallen off. So thank you for answering that in this video. And now I know what to do with her pups! She’s got two! 😍

In Jamaica, you could find these almost everywhere lol. My grandma told me stories how you could just walk into your neighbor's yard, and then proceed to cut a leaf!

Hi Laura, I just want to say that I started watching your channel a few weeks ago and I'm hooked. Although I live in London I still check my phone first thing in the morning to see if you've posted a video. I've also joined Instagram and Facebook again so I can check out your lovely pictures. Please continue with what your doing cause you have inspired many people (me included). I think your engery and vibe is contagious :) please don't pay any attention to any bad comments or trolls. We love what you do and you make our day x

@bobflercher1580

5 жыл бұрын

Hi my name is Bob I live in Elkhart Indiana I'm just now getting into the aloe vera plant I'd like to know more about it I've been watching a lot of videos do you have any ideas how I should get started how do you take care of them please send me a message on messenger or call me +1-269-845-6235

I have been wondering about this plant for some time. Thanks so much for all the info. You are so appreciated!

Great info delivered quickly. I just repotted one of my monster aloes. I separated 20 large plants and about 20 little pups. I live in West Texas and keep most of them in the front yard in the shade of a big non-bearing mulberry. They love it! Thanks for your video!

loved this video! I just got my very first aloe plant and this gave me a perfect start to my new aloe journey! I just ordered some of that plant soil, should be arriving soon! thank you for all the help, very useful video I'll be referring to it in the future! Keep up the good work!

Finally I’ve been waiting for this video for decades thank you so much. !!!

I can feel how much the lady loves her plants ❤️❤️

Awesome tips from how to transplant , what to look for , for over watering or under watering and that it’s ok to remove the flower stems. Thank you for sharing all these helpful tips !!!

Thank you for this video, I was watering my Aloe too often, but I didn't know that was the cause for it not looking so good.

Love your stir stick! Love your videos, thanks for sharing.

Hi just going to mention that aloe barbadensis Miller can be consumed raw but when cut a yellow liquid called aloeine is produced which smells like onions is formed as a protection mechanism for the plant it oxidises and forms a crusted layer to prevent rotting If you want to eat aloe Vera barbadensis Miller ( the only aloe with yellow flowers) the leaves have to be at least 3 years old, cut the leaf off and then peel the skin off and soak in water and rinse to remove the yellow liquid then you can eat it or use it on the skin. Sorry for the long post here’s a potato 🥔 🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔

@SH-mq3vd

5 жыл бұрын

Anthony Warnecke very useful thank you !

@KatXYZ

5 жыл бұрын

Anthony Warnecke thank you, take this cookie in return 🍪

@cfoster6804

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks I was hungry.

@elementalquartet7276

4 жыл бұрын

is there a reason it has to be three years old?

@anthonywarnecke8260

4 жыл бұрын

Elemental Quartet there’s not really a reason it could be 2 years but no less than one year really since the leaves will be too young aim for leaves around the outside thicker than one inch in my opinion

Omg I am definitely overwatering mine. It’s so plump and droopy. Thank you for the help!! 🤗💕

Soooo informative! I bought my first aloe plant about 1 year ago. This weekend I’m going to repot it. 🤞🏼

Thanks for adding the table of contents with timestamps. Subscribed for that alone!

Love Aloe Vera ♥️ my husband’s granny has one in her garage I get pups from!

I am new to caring for aloe plants. But I am thankful to this advice. Thanks for the info.

I purchased my first aloe vera plant today and I'm already talking to it lol...can't wait to watch it grow and have babies ☺️

The joy I feel when I see your notification 👯

My mother has been growing this variety for decades and consumes the pulp by freezing it and using it in smoothies and on her face(The woman is 65 but she gets complemented all the time she looks 40!)😝

@ufoufo9182

5 жыл бұрын

Norma Alvarez I just started using it on my face when I learnt it has salicylic acid.

@kindnesslove2271

5 жыл бұрын

In the island we eat it all the time and we are wealthy as a bull!! And my landlord she take it for years and she is 93 and fit like a fiddle. It has a lot of benefit. I use it to dexot my body!

@montemify

4 жыл бұрын

We peel than make a smoothie. Take a shot full everyday for prostate.

@deniseleonard4525

4 жыл бұрын

Hi isn't it really bitter to eat though? Have watched some people eating it and saying how rank it was to eat. Then watched another video where this Indian Man had heaps of plants and he was cutting the leaf to extract the gel to eat it - they seemed to enjoy it a lot straight from the plant to the mouth? I had a wee taste of mine and it tasted bitter

@normaalvarez4155

4 жыл бұрын

@@deniseleonard4525 my mom freezez it and then adds frozen pineapple like a smoothie! But she always make sure she removes all the green parts and freezes it right away because she saids the slime dosen't have to get dark.(It's not that bad!)😉

This video was super helpful! My boyfriend bought me a small aloe plant from Home Depot, we planted her in a 15 gallon fabric pot, and she loves it! She is HUGE and she also flowered this year! Yet I noticed she wasn't doing so well, her lower limbs are really thick and heavy, some are also a funky color. I wasn't sure what was going on, now I know! Thank you!!!

I was just gifted an Aloe Vera plant for mother's day. I named her "Tia", and this video really has me excited about my new plant. Thank you for this great video!

You’re fantastic on camera. Truly great job!

Stayed for the whole video. Thank you for stating the Celsius 🇨🇦

Loved this video. I have a large aloe that bloomed this year and also produced babies. Now I know what to do with those babies and bloom! Thank you!

You encouraged me to try my first aloe plant!

Thx for the well explained video,.. With many different areas of dealing with this plant. Well done🌱🙂

Thank you so much. I just bought my first aloe vera (and first plant too hehe) And I wanted to make sure she is healthy and I take good care of her ^^♥️🙏✨

@jakeowen5500

3 жыл бұрын

Samesies, I love her

Thank you so much, straight to the point, very informative, I just bought the same kind of aloe and I'm so happy that I found this video

I had a corner of my yard full of them. There were lots of babies :) They were pretty crowded so I spread them a bit

Great video as always and really helpful advice! :) We have a few aloe plants and I find them great for medicinal purposes. I extract aloe and use it to make a hand soothing gel. I'm a nurse and sometimes my hands tend to get sensitive as I'm always using anti-bacterial hand wash in work. So when I get home I find aloe gel so gentle on my skin, in my opinion, it's one of the best home remedies 🌿

Hey Laura ! Thanks for this aloe vera plants information

Really smart to have the "table of contents" with time stamps at the start of the vid ! Thank you !

Just bought a baby Aloe Plant today, this video covers everything I wanted to know! Thank you!

Very helpful tips. I now see my error in attempt with 6 Aloes. Over watering was the problem. Thanks again!

new subscriber here! 🙂 i love how you make your explanation/tutorial so simple yet straight to the point!

I just got a little aloe plant! It’s my first aloe, but not my first plant and I’m hoping and praying right now that he’ll be okay. I don’t have a bad green thumb, but I also don’t have a great track record with succulents and desert plants… I have faith in the little guy, he’s going to be awesome 🌵🌱🌿🪴

I love this! Everything I need to know. Thank you!

I love my Aloe Veras - I give the babies to friends and relatives - they make great hostess gifts or get well soon pressies xx

@createparadise

5 жыл бұрын

I love them too, they are such a great plant! 🌴

@bobflercher1580

5 жыл бұрын

Hi my name is Bob I live in Elkhart Indiana I'm just now getting into the aloe vera plant I'd like to know more about it I've been watching a lot of videos do you have any ideas how I should get started and what I should do what I shouldn't do love to hear from you one 269-845-6235 or send me a message on messenger

@pokermel

5 жыл бұрын

@@bobflercher1580 Bob what are you trying to do here? Most people just watch a video on the plant and then go buy one.

@nhilynamerica2632

4 жыл бұрын

Lizzie Dean Makes read more about aloe!its okay to eat and make it as smoothie too

@Theperilsofbev

4 жыл бұрын

Holy cow! You're a wizzard! I've killed every single one I've ever had! I gave it a few years, and I'm determinded to succeed this time! Happy planting!

This was a great video. This is my first Aloe plant so I’m super excited. I live in Michigan So we don’t always get a lot of sun. I have been putting my plant outside during the day and bring it in in the evening. You answered most of my questions about repotting and watering. My biggest concern will be light I have subscribed so I will not hesitate to reach out when I have more questions and concerns

@Redberryfarm888

5 жыл бұрын

Hey - I am in Michigan, too... have my Aloes facing East on a baker's rack in front of my kitchen window (a foot away from the glass). I never move them, and just repotted a few babies. Mine are kinda floppy... and now I know why. : ) Best wishes with your Aloe!

I grow my aloe for consumption and for topical use. It's ok to ingest 2 tblspns. of fresh aloe daily. It's really good for your skin, reduces blood sugar and inflammation, plus more. Your podcast was helpful in how to care for them. As I have been over watering, and now I'm trying to keep it alive. I repotted as most of the leaves have fallen off. I praying for a miracle for it to come back to life again and thrive.

So thankful for your video. I have my mother's aloe she passed away four years ago with a green thumb. I however was not blessed with that trait LOL she planted aloe vera outside my home she knew it was one of the most low maintenance plants out there God love her and the usefulness of them. My home was eventually destroyed by a hurricane in swfla. I managed to grab one of the plants before I left. It's been hanging on since. Your video had all the important info and actually watching you do it help a lot. 💜

I had so many aloe plants outside that I gave some away but we use aloe for sunburns and face small amount. They seem to grow well I don't have to water often they are beautiful plants

Hi I live in Barbados and I have a pup growing in regular potting mix. It hasn't grown in size from when I planted it but it is now sendiņg out pups of it's own.

Thank you for these tips. I'm starting to grow a plant and I was noticing the stalks getting a little brownish... I live in Puerto Rico so the sun gets pretty hot, but I didn't think I needed to water the aloe at all... now I know better. I hope I can save it!

Thank you so much, Laura! I bought an Aloe a few months ago and I was just overwhelmed with how to care for it... It got flappy almost immediately and I thought that was because of overwatering, but turns out what I saw as "flappy" was it getting thin because of dehydration... I feel so bad for it :( But now I watered it, cut off the brown leaf and moved it a bit away from the window glass as you recommended. I'll probably come back in some time, either because it worked or I need to rewatch to find my mistake😬 Have a nice day!

You should look into getting some aloe maculata, they have coral flowers and still maintain the healing properties of normal aloes atleast according to the website I used really pretty foliage too

Good timing, I was just going to repot my aloe Vera. I recently updated my first aid and learned that it is better to cool a burn first with running water before using aloe because the burn will feel better on the top layer of skin but continue to burn because the heat is locked in. 😃

@marcusgreene1356

5 жыл бұрын

Criminal

@gglydie4242

5 жыл бұрын

Deb Poirer - yes I agree with you, cool running water is the best treatment for a burn as soon as it has happened because that transfers the heat away from the skin. I think the Aloe Vera would be good for later, when the burned skin is healing, and to ease any scarring. Same concept for cuts, they should be cleaned and have pressure applied to stop the bleeding as a first step, and then once that is all sorted, Aloe Vera can help the skin healing process.

Totally using these tips to up my aloe game.

Got my first aloes including the one you are talking about. Thank you.

I used it for a bad burn. I don’t even have a scar now and the pain was less

Quick tip: after harvesting, put the aloe in a container and put it in the fridge right side up so a yellow liquid can drain out and your aloe won’t smell anymore. Happy gardening my friends😊

I love your video! You describe the process so well and easy!

hi! my aloe is a new plant and I am new to it☺️ roots got to wet from me but after watching your video I learned a lot. thank you. happy planting😊