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I LEFT MY ALOE VERA PLANT OUTDOORS AND WE HAD A STORM THAT BROUGHT OVER AN INCH OF WATER. MY PLANT LOOKS AWFUL AND I WANT TO SAVE IT BUT I DON'T KNOW HOW. ANYONE HAVE ANY IDEA WHAT I CAN DO.
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olivia, i am no pro but if it were mine i would just take it out and put it in dry soil and leave it be for a while, i have alot of aloes and where i live i can't put it out side but i probably would if it were warmer here in nova scotia! anyways, good luck jo~~
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Please help me!!!! I have 15 houseplants and several plants outside. I'm always told I have a super green thumb...I don't know how to care for an aloe vera plants. Can you give me advice?
Thank-you, Ivy
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Hi Ivy~ ALOES LIKE TO BE DRY, DRY , DRY!! THEY DON'T NEED ALOT OF WATER! THEY ARE A CACTIE TYPE PLANT, THEY LIKE TO BE CROWDED ALSO IF YOU HAVE TWO OR THRE IN A POT THEY SEEM TO DO WELL ALSO!I WATER MINE ABOUT MAYBE ONCE EVERY FOUR TO FIVE WEEKS! AND THEY LIKE THE HEAT! I HAVE MINE IN A SOUTH WINDOW~ AND THEY ARE LOVELY, WHERE I LIVE I CAN'T REALLY PUT THEM OUTSIDE IN NOVA SCOTIA! TOO RAINY AND CHILLY HERE LATELY! GOOD LUCK TO YOU ON THIS ADVISE I WOULD LIKE TO HEAR HOW YOU MAKE OUT WITH THEM?! HOPE THIS WILL BE OF SOME HELP TO YOU! JO~~
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JO,
I have a co-worker who has several beautiful aloe vera plants and she I can have a cutting from them, but neither of us know how to take a cutting without killing her plants. Is it like other plants were I can cut it at a joint and replant in soil?
Thanx~ Rhonda
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hi rhonda i e mailed u this a.m. not sure if u'd get it though, with aloe's if u have little offsets what look like little babies u carefully spoon them out and replant them if u have two or three little ones,take them out and plant them together in one pot, they should do good, as they like to be crowded! let me know if u got my other e mail?? not too sure sometimes if they get through or not thanks! and good luck! oh and put a wee bit of water in the new babies just to get them of to a start and treat them like your other plants they should do really well k? jo~
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hi michelle gees i haven't been on here in a while nice to hear from the plant line again, i don't water my aloes very much they like it dry they are a cactie type plant,t hink desert? lol! i just give it a drop or so every two weeks maybe , thwey are pretty drough resistant, if it look really dry to u u cold prob tell just by feeling it, but believe me they do liike it dry and i find mine like the sun, once in a while maybe every three months i give it a bit of merical grow for a boost, let me know eh?how u make out with it? good luck later jo
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