Aloe Vera plant

The Aloe Vera plant, also called hair cactus, is easy to cultivate and grows to about 45 cm. It grows in dry areas. Its leaves are sharp-edged. The plant is cultivated for decoration in gardens. Its extract is used to treat burns. It is considered a relatively fast-growing plant. Watering should only be done after the soil has dried out, as excess water is the main cause of most Aloe Vera problems. Lighting: Aloe Vera in natural conditions needs bright direct light, although it can grow in low light and tolerates hot weather. Temperature: This plant loves warmth and is suitable for room temperature. It tolerates warm weather up to 30 degrees Celsius. Important notes: * The dryness of the soil is measured by inserting the finger fully into the soil to check how dry it is. * Sometimes, the lengths and sizes of plants may vary slightly from those shown. * During watering, it is preferable to do so in small amounts at different times and avoid contact with water. * Most plants may develop scars or small cracks on some leaves, which is very normal and does not affect the overall appearance of the plant. * The main reasons for the death of indoor plants are improper watering (too little or too much). The correct method is to let the plant dry out about 90%, then water it. The small plant needs about a quarter liter, the medium about 1 liter, and the large about 2 liters. These quantities are approximate and suitable for the plants; they may increase or decrease depending on the size.