
Aloe barbadensis miller
A versatile succulent famous for its medicinal gel. Extremely low-maintenance, drought-tolerant, and perfect for beginners. The ultimate indoor plant.
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easy
Bright indirect to Full Sun
Low — water every 2-3 weeks, let soil dry completely
3-4 years to full maturity from pup
Best propagated from pups (offshoots) rather than seeds. Separate a pup with roots from the mother plant. Let it callous for a day, then plant in well-draining cactus mix. Water sparingly. Place in a bright spot but avoid direct afternoon sun initially.
Propagation (1 day)
Pup separated from mother plant
Root Establishment (2-4 weeks)
Roots anchor into the new pot
Growth (2-6 months)
New leaves emerge from the center rosette
Maturity (2-3 years)
Large rosette with thick, gel-filled leaves
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