Aloe barbadensis (Aloe Vera) Size:1 Gallon Once a week should be

Once a week should be sufficient however if your plant is new it is a good idea to check it a couple times a week while the plant is acclimating to it's new environment

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- Thrives in a range of light conditions

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Aloe barbadensis (Aloe Vera) Size:1 Gallon Once a week should beAloe Vera An evergreen perennial that grows up to two feet tall by three feet high. These plants quickly spread when planted outdoors and grow much slower when kept indoors. Aloe's produce yellow flowers in the summer that spike up to 35 inches tall. This plant is toxic. Outdoors full sun to partial shade Indoors a south facing window or an artificial light Let soil dry completely before watering Succulent soil Pots made out of terracotta or clay are