Aloe Vera in Reclaimed Wood Succulent Kodiak Planter

$39.99

Aloe Vera succulent plant in hand made reclaimed wood succulent planter.  This distinctive succulent has thick, variegated leaves that rise from its center base. They are simple to care for and useful.  The juice from their leaves applied topically is known to relieve pain from scrapes and burns.  Aloe Vera is also known to help purify the air in the home.

Grown in The USA and with the reclaimed wooden container that is made in The USA, this plant is sure to offer an excellent and stylish addition to your home or patio.  Great for indoor or outdoor use.  In colder climates (USDA Zones 3-7) the plant will need to be brought indoors during the winter.

Container w/Plant Measures Approximately:  6" x 6" x 12" Tall
This item will ship within 1 business day of the order being placed.

Aloe Vera succulent plant in hand made reclaimed wood succulent planter.  This distinctive succulent has thick, variegated leaves that rise from its center base. They are simple to care for and useful.  The juice from their leaves applied topically is known to relieve pain from scrapes and burns.  Aloe Vera is also known to help purify the air in the home.

Grown in The USA and with the reclaimed wooden container that is made in The USA, this plant is sure to offer an excellent and stylish addition to your home or patio.  Great for indoor or outdoor use.  In colder climates (USDA Zones 3-7) the plant will need to be brought indoors during the winter.

Container w/Plant Measures Approximately:  6" x 6" x 12" Tall
This item will ship within 1 business day of the order being placed.

Care Instructions for Aloe Vera

Light
Aloe Vera likes lots of light, but not more than 2-3 hours a day of direct sunlight.  Aloe in direct sunlight will experience some burn.  Bright indirect sunlight such as a covered porch or patio is ideal outdoors.  Indoors, as much light as possible.

Watering
Aloe Vera is quite drought tolerant.  It is important to let the plant completely dry out between watering sessions.  Water the plant thoroughly and allow it to drain completely and dry out.  The 4” pot when planted indoors should be watered about twice a month.  Outdoors, more frequent watering in the summer of maybe once per week is generally preferred.

Growth/Dividing
Your Aloe plant will grow steadily if it is given proper light and moisture.  Expect to transplant this plant in about a years time.  It will reproduce by creating an offset that is attached to the mother plant.  Sever them from the mother plant with a knife.  Allow the cuts on the offsets and the mother plant to callus over for a day or two, then pot them in a standard potting mix and place in a bright sunny location.  Keep the soil on the dry side and do not water for a week or two after transplanting.