Aloe Blue Elf Flowering Live Plant – Succulent Aloe Vera – 10 to 15″ Green Edible

Original price was: $77.99.Current price is: $57.99.

Buy the Aloe Blue Elf Flowering Live Plant, an easy-to-grow succulent perfect for any garden. This Aloe Vera plant is edible and thrives outdoors with light watering.

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Apr 05

Apr 10 - Apr 12

Apr 15 - Apr 19

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    The Aloe Blue Elf Flowering Live Plant is a fantastic choice for gardeners of all skill levels. This attractive succulent, a type of Aloe Vera plant, makes an excellent indoor companion, bringing a touch of nature to your living space. But its benefits don’t stop there! The juice from the leaves can be used to relieve pain from scrapes and burns when applied topically, making it a useful addition to any home.

    Aloes thrive in arid climates, developing thick, fleshy leaves to conserve water and adapt to bright light and dry soil. While the specific climates vary by species, most aloes do not flourish in cool or wet conditions. Their blooms typically appear on tall stalks, sometimes branched, with colors ranging from white and yellow to orange and red. Native to Africa and the Mediterranean, aloes have evolved stalks that allow birds to sit and drink nectar, a testament to their unique adaptation.

    Aloes are ideal for low-water environments such as dune scapes or rock gardens. Depending on their size, they can serve as striking edgings or borders, or be grouped in colonies for a dramatic display. Their robust appearance contrasts nicely with more delicate plants, making them valuable additions to perennial or tropical gardens. They are also commonly grown as container plants, both indoors and out.

    Planting and Care: When planting your new aloe, use a well-draining potting mix, filling the pot about a third of the way before placing the plant. Add soil around the plant, leaving at least ¾ of an inch of space between the soil and the pot’s rim. Ensure the bottom leaves sit just above the soil, and avoid watering immediately after planting. Allow the plant to adjust for a week in a warm, brightly lit area before watering deeply but infrequently, letting the soil dry 1 to 2 inches between waterings. Reduce watering during winter. Note that Plants shipping without container. will be wrapped and fastened safely in our packaging Thank you!

    Benefits:

    • Easy to Grow: Perfect for beginners.
    • Medicinal Properties: Soothes burns and scrapes.
    • Drought Tolerant: Requires minimal watering.
    • Aesthetically Pleasing: Adds beauty to any garden or indoor space.
    • Edible: The gel inside the leaves has a variety of uses.

    FAQ:

    1. How often should I water my Aloe Blue Elf? Water deeply every 2-3 weeks, allowing the soil to dry out between waterings. Reduce frequency in winter.
    2. What type of soil is best for my Aloe Vera plant? A well-draining potting mix, such as a loam-based soil, is ideal to prevent root rot.
    3. How much sunlight does this flowering succulent need? Aloe Blue Elf thrives in partial shade to full sun, needing at least 6 hours of sunlight daily.
    4. Can I really eat the gel from the Aloe Vera leaves? Yes, the gel is edible, but only use it topically.
    5. What is the approximate height of the Aloe Blue Elf plant I will receive? The plants are around 10 to 15 inches in height, similar to the pictures provided.

    Plants around 10″~15 in height.

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