Verigated Aloe

3.5" pot. Plant shipped may be one similar to the one shown. Message us if you would like to see the specific one that is available.

Growing an aloe is similar to growing any other succulent. They prefer warm, dry weather if planted outdoors, but can also be grown as indoor houseplants. These easy-care succulents need very little attention if their basic temperature requirements stay consistent. This plant blooms in summer in its native areas, but indoors you might find its bloom season begins in winter and lasts through spring.

There are almost no serious pest or disease issues with aloe. The flowers are attractive to pollinators, ants, and some beetles, but insects do not harm the plants. Excess water or dense soil, however, can cause root rot.