Aloe Vera Plant Gift Wrapped

Name: Aloe Vera Plant Gift Wrapped
Brand: Carbeth Plants
SKU: woocommerce_gpf_2856

Hard to Kill

£18.99

Pot Size Guide

size guide

The height of all of our plants is measured from the base of the pot.

Pot Size	Pot Diameter	Pot Height
6cm	6cm	5.5cm
9cm	9cm	8.5cm
1 Litre	13cm	11cm
2 Litre	17cm	13cm
3 Litre	19cm	15cm
4 Litre	20cm	17cm
5 Litre	23cm	19cm
7 Litre	25cm	20cm

Please note: the pot sizes listed below may vary due to the suppliers we use.

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Eventual Height

Aloe vera plants typically grow between 30-60 cm tall, but can grow up to 90 cm in the right conditions.

Season of Interest

All year round

The Aloe Vera, a houseplant that combines style with utility, makes a lovely gift, especially when presented with a flourish. Its striking, sculptural form and plump green leaves instantly elevate a space, and it's remarkably simple to care for, making it a perfect present for anyone who appreciates plants, regardless of their gardening prowess.

Aloe plants are remarkably forgiving, requiring very little upkeep. They thrive on infrequent watering; a deep soak followed by a dry spell is ideal. Place your Aloe Vera in a bright spot, but keep it out of direct sunlight, which can damage the leaves. A spot a little away from a window in a well-lit room is perfect.

Aloe Vera, a plant with a long history of medicinal use, has been employed for millennia to ease burns and calm skin irritations. Beyond its practical applications, it also plays a role in transforming carbon dioxide into oxygen, which can make the air inside feel cleaner. This Aloe Vera plant, with its blend of aesthetic appeal, usefulness, and low maintenance, makes for a considerate and enduring present.

Light Required

Sitting your Aloe Vera plant in any South facing window is a great choice because it will get lots of sunlight.

Watering

Aloe vera plants should be watered deeply but infrequently. You need to offer the plant enough water for it to replenish its reserves, but not that often that it causes rotting at the roots or at the base of the plant.