Aloe

Aloe vera

About it

Kind
Succulents · Perennial
Family
Asphodelaceae
Mature size
to 18 in × 21 in
Hardiness zones
Zones 10–12
Sun
Full sun
Spacing
21 in apart
Water
About every 7 days

ⓘ We don't know this plant's soil pH and feeding needs yet.

When to plant

We don't have planting times for Aloe yet.

Planting partners

No cited companion planting notes for Aloe yet.

Safety for pets and children

  • Cats Listed as a problem for cats (NC State Extension) — Low severity; in the leaves; toxic principle: Anthraquinone glycoside
  • Dogs Listed as a problem for dogs (NC State Extension) — Low severity; in the leaves; toxic principle: Anthraquinone glycoside
  • Horses Listed as a problem for horses (NC State Extension) — Low severity; in the leaves; toxic principle: Anthraquinone glycoside
  • Children No information in our sources

If a pet or child eats part of this plant, call your vet or poison control.

Read from NC State Extension ↗.

"No information" means our sources do not say, not that the plant is harmless. A non-toxic listing is not a reason to let anyone eat a plant.

Pests and diseases

No pest or disease notes for Aloe yet.

Check the label and your local extension service before using any product.

Where this comes from

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