Last fall, I repotted my aloe vera, and thinned it out some. Now it is sending up new shoots. They are about an inch tall.
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7 comments:
Nice aloe vera, I like this very medicinal plant, can replant these outbreaks to take advantage.
You've got a healthy plant. We have an aloe vera plant which is great for treating burns.
I don't have any plants in my yard except rhodys, azaleas and lavenders. Add in the few Spring and Summer local things but my woods and my cool climate don't let me do any thing fancy.
What's you header photo .. I see the shadow but can't figure it out ?
nice. I had some of these years ago. They were spoied somehow.
a wonderful plant to grow and it looks very healthy!!
I love aloe vera
Looks like my little shoots. I wasn't sure my aloe was going to thrive, but it is doing well and multiplying.
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