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Guide to Growing Aloe Plants
... Growing Aloe Plants [ The Garden Helper][ Gardening Basics][ "How to" Guides][ House plants][ Glossary of Terms] [ Garden Encyclopedia][USDA Zones][ Monthly Reminders][ Free Screensavers][Recipes] [ **** The Gardener's Forum ****] Guide to Growing Aloe Plants Aloe ... leaf, 'whole leaf' Aloe juice has been hyped as the 'best'. This is not the case. Growing Aloe plants Because Aloe plants consist of 95 ...
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Aloe - Ammocharis -- Plant Delights Nursery Catalog Page 6
... Aloe polyphylla. We were amazed when we first saw this growing ... aloe. Native to the high mountains of South Africa where it is in danger of extinction, Aloe polyphylla is perfectly adaptable to the cold winters of the eastern US. The fast-growing Aloe ...
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Aloe africana
... Gamtoos River. It is mainly confined to hills and flats, growing in thicket and renosterveld vegetation. It often grows in association with Aloe ferox, A. pluridens and A. speciosa, and hybrids ... 600 to 700 mm per annum. Ecology Aloe africana, like most other aloes has tubular flowers rich in nectar and pollinated by sunbirds. Growing Aloe africana Aloe africana is easily propagated from seed sown ...
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Aloe albida
... horticulture where it makes an attractive dwarf pot plant and is fairly easy to cultivate. Growing Aloe albida Aloe albida grows well in cultivation under the right circumstances. This species grows well in ... they receive morning-only sunlight. It is essential to water these plants well throughout the growing season. However, in the winter they should only receive water when the weather is warm ...
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How do I care for my Aloe? - Cacti & Succulents
... Bazaar GardenWeb Store How do I care for my Aloe? Growing an Aloe Vera (or most other Aloe species; there are more than 300 of them) ... space to do so is necessary. When you (re)pot allow a growing area three to five times the size of the root ball. 2 ... Experiment a little if you think that's what is needed-your growing conditions are likely different than mine, and aloes are very adaptable creatures, ...
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What's Going On With My Aloe? - Cacti & Succulents Forum - GardenWeb
... My aloe and I have been going strong for about 5 months now. It's a very resilient plant, withstanding 4 different moves and growing quite a bit through all the stress. But since the cold weather has hit us here in Pennsylvania, my aloe has been on ... infected leaves? Any advice would be greatly appreciated! To note: My aloe is about 5/6 months old, resides in a glazed ceramic pot ...
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Sickly looking aloe vera - Cacti & Succulents Forum - GardenWeb
... growing, then water, make sure you have given it drainage. Give very little water because of your high humidity. You are expecting too much too soon. Aloe ... s what I'd do if it were my Aloe..Toni RE: Sickly looking aloe vera clip this post email this post what ... aloe plant to grow upright? The bottom 6 leaves are upright and then the top 5 leaves seems to change direction. The top 5 leaves are growing ...
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Haworthia Society: The type locality of Aloe cameronii Hemsley
... there told me that Cameron may have found the plants growing in a rocky ravine nearby, as the Mandala offices occupied ... eventually extended out beyond the city boundaries. There was Aloe mawii growing along the top ridge of Ndirande Mountain, with a number ... the Blantyre/Zomba road, on Chiradzulu Mountain, Aloe mawii. Many large specimens of this aloe were actually growing in the crowns and on the ...
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Aloe
... Aloe ALOE Aloe polyphylla Schoenl. ex Pillans Aloe polyphylla is at once one of the choicer Aloes and one of the more tricky ... is still very easy to get the plants rotting in cultivation. The plant photographed was growing in the nursery of Cruck Cottage Cacti in North Yorkshire, UK and is the best ...
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Aloe vera
... , warm. Nights 10 degrees cooler than days. HUMIDITY: Average house FERTILIZER: Every 4 months during growing period. SOIL MIX: No humus required. Equal parts of coarse sand, sterilized garden soil, and ... . CARE: Easy. Tolerates wide range of conditions. Good for beginners. PROBLEMS: No Special Problems COMMENTS: Aloe is often kept in the kitchen. Its sap is used to soothe burns. Prefers rest ...
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