Aloevera is a plant which grows inhouse as well as in
		outdoor. It's one of the most hardiest plant. It is a succulent and
		stores water and food in its stem . Aloe vera is the scientific name
		of this plant. It lives 5-10 years and proliferate new branches
		easily. It's leaves are fleshy thick and green to grey-green in
		colour. This is the plant which anybody can grow with minimum or no
		care.
	 How to Grow and Care for Aloe
		Vera:
	
		Mainly common people grow Aloe Vera plant as a houseplant to decorate
		their balcony. Some framer grow it commercially in the field to
		produce health care products. 
 Aloe vera needs sandy soil or
		a cactus potting medium to grow in containers. Aloevera requires
		little watering and virtually no fertilizer. Its an easy-care
		house plant for beginners  
 Soil: It
		can grow in any kind of media. But Sandy soil is the most preferred
		one. Garden soil, sand and compost  mixture ratio should be 40:40:20 
		Watering: It's a succulent . It needs less water. It likes dry
		sandy soil. If you water 1 to 2 times in a week is enough. Even it
		will be live if you do not water for a month. Its very hardy plant. 
		Pot: It can be grown in clay or plastic post. Clay plot is
		preferred. Pot size should be 6 inch or bigger. 
 Pest
			Control: Normally pest attack does not happen in Aloe Vera. You do
		not need any pesticides. 
 Fertilization: It does not
		need very frequent fertilization. Just give some small amount (25 mg
		approx) NPK once in 3 months per pot.
	
	   Propagating Aloevera:
	Aloe Vera plant start expanding new branches once its near
		about 6 months old. It easily grow and generates new branches. We can
		take out those new branches and repot them in a new pot. Gradually you
		can grow multiple plants from one plant easily within one year span of
		time.
	  Types of Aloevera:
	 There are near about three hundred types of Aloevera plants.
		. With right growing
		conditions,  it can produce spiky flowers at the end of stalks in shades
		of yellow, red, or orange. Young plants don’t generally flower, and
		aloe grown as a houseplant can take years to produce flower stalks.
		Still, this fast-growing succulent will reach its mature size in three
		to four years and produces pups that can be repotted or given as gifts
		to other plant lovers. No green thumb is required. Consuming the
		leaves is toxic for people 
 Aloe vera needs sandy soil or a
		cactus potting medium to thrive in containers
	
	
	
	  Benifits Of Aloe Vera:
	
		
			- It can be used for rooting hormone to grow plants from
				cuttings
- It has antioxidant and antibacterial properties.
- It does wound healing
- It cure constipation.
- It improve skin and prevent wrinkles. Most of the skin care
				products derived from Aloe Vera fleshy content
- It lowers blood sugar levels.
- It reduces dental plaque.
- It helps treat canker sores.