Growing Aloe Vera

RE: Growing Aloe Vera Post By girish dharamshi (Guest Post) (06/13/2008) I am interested to grow aloe vera, in my fram, at yavatmal, India, Pl. send me detailes project report at Email : girishdharamshi AT yahoo.com, or post at: Girish Dharamshi, Dhankunj, Rajendra Nagar, Dhamangaon Road, Yavatmal - 445001, M.S., india Report Spam or Abuse RE: Growing Aloe Vera Post by lieast (5) | (05/08/2008) Contact I can't tell you anything about processing the gel, but rest assured, there's nothing hard about growing the plants! If you live in the south - anywhere that it will grow (catalogs should tell you its hardiness zone), you can stick it in the ground, water if the ground gets too dry, and watch it grow. When we moved to a home in southern California, the side yard was a mass of Spanish bayonet (aptly named!). We cleared it all out, and found that under the Spanish bayonet was hiding a solid mass of aloe vera. We transplanted some of it to edge our front sidewalk, and it thrived quite beautifully. We had neighbors coming over all the time to ask for a leaf, and we would reply, "no, take a plant - please!" Report Spam or Abuse RE: Growing Aloe Vera Post by jess_admin (604) | (05/05/2008) Profile | Blog! | Contact (submitted via email) Thanks all of your for a quick response. My Basic intention is to grow aloe plant in a professional way and process the gel mechanically. For this I need a proper guide line for some body so i can start in coming spring season. regards Naveed Report Spam or Abuse Request: Growing Aloe Vera Post by Laurel_admin (393) | (05/02/2008) Contact Grow a pot of Aloe Vera in your kitchen. Break off a piece for a burn, rash, or scrape. Pat some gel on your face for a moisturizer. Use some as a hair gel. They reproduce quickly so repot and give as gifts! By Holly Dawson RE: Growing Aloe Vera Aloe is a Miracle Plant used medicinallyfor hundreds of years. My daughter has a web site where she sells Aloe products. Aloe being the 1st ingredient. It can be used for hundreds of things. There are some good articles about Aloe Vera on her site. www.aloetherapy.com (03/18/2005) By Joy Luster RE: Growing Aloe Vera The best way to spread aloe plants is to wait until the spring when it makes off shoots of babies buy itself. They will grow from the roots into a new plant, just cut it free from the mother plant when it is about 4 inches tall. I have heard you can break off a leaf, then stick it up in the dirt by itself and it will make a new plant. I haven't tried that so don't quote me. (05/26/2005) By Eric Report Spam or Abuse