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20 Different Types of Aloe Plants
- Aloe Barbadensis Miller. This is one of the most common types and is very popular due to its healing properties. ...
- Aloe Crosby's Prolific. This miniature or dwarf aloe has long leaves with translucent teeth. ...
- Aloe Rubroviolacea. ...
- Aloe Ferox. ...
- Aloe Microstigma. ...
- Aloe Broomii. ...
- Aloe Aculeata. ...
- Aloe Marlothii.
- What are the different types of aloe vera?
- Which type of aloe vera is best?
- Are all aloe vera plants the same?
- What is the difference between Aloe Vera and Aloe Ferox?
- Can I grow aloe from a cutting?
- Can I eat aloe vera raw?
- Is aloe vera poisonous to dogs?
- Can I use fresh aloe vera on my face everyday?
- Which type of aloe vera is poisonous?
- Is the yellow liquid in aloe vera poisonous?
- How often should Aloe be watered?
- What do I do after my aloe plant blooms?
What are the different types of aloe vera?
We all know the aloe vera plant and its immense health benefits, but not its many different types. Read on to discover what these are.
- Aloe capitata var. ...
- Aloe ciliaris.
- Aloe vera.
- Aloe x principis.
- Arabian Aloe (Aloe rubroviolacea)
- Barbados Aloe (Aloe barbadensis)
- Cape Aloe (Aloe ferox)
Which type of aloe vera is best?
There is more than one variety of Aloe vera, and Aloe vera barbadensis Miller variety is usually mentioned as the most beneficial variety of Aloe vera, and as the edible one.
Are all aloe vera plants the same?
When it comes to Aloe vera, not all plants are the same. There are several hundred species of Aloe and many varieties within each species. Barbadensis-miller is well established as the best Aloe species, for both topical and internal consumption.
What is the difference between Aloe Vera and Aloe Ferox?
The aloe ferox plant is about 20 times stronger then the aloe vera and it contains about twice to three times more the essential amino acids as its cousin the vera. ... The freshly cut leaf of Aloe ferox produced approximately 20 times more bitter sap, weight by weight, than the Aloe vera.
Can I grow aloe from a cutting?
Many people ask, “Can I grow an aloe plant from a leaf cutting?” You can, but the most successful method of aloe plant propagation is from offsets or “pups” with resulting plants almost immediately. ... Rooting an aloe vera plant leaf seems like it should work, but all you will get is a rotten or shriveled leaf.
Can I eat aloe vera raw?
Aloe vera gel and skin can be eaten. The gel, in particular, may offer several health benefits. Be sure to wash the gel or skin thoroughly to remove all traces of latex, which has an unpleasant bitter taste and may cause harmful side effects. Never eat aloe vera skin care products.
Is aloe vera poisonous to dogs?
Although considered a medicinal plant for humans, aloe vera's level of toxicity is mild to moderate for cats and dogs. Vomiting, diarrhoea, lethargy, depression, anorexia, tremors, change in urine colour.
Can I use fresh aloe vera on my face everyday?
For best results, apply aloe vera gel twice daily to the affected area of skin.
Which type of aloe vera is poisonous?
There are three poisonous Aloe species – Aloe ballyi, Aloe elata and Aloe ruspoliana. These species have leaf sap that gives off a strong ratty odour. Fortunately the first two species are relatively rare and not widespread but it is important to know your aloes before attempting to use them medicinally.
Is the yellow liquid in aloe vera poisonous?
The yellow substance in aloe vera is a latex which contains the anthraquinone glycoside 'Aloin'. In a small amount, this substance is not toxic but can potentially cause skin sensitivity. If ingested, however, it can cause intestinal pain and severe laxative effect.
How often should Aloe be watered?
Generally speaking, plan to water your aloe plant about every 2-3 weeks in the spring and summer and even more sparingly during the fall and winter.
What do I do after my aloe plant blooms?
The main focus of aloe pruning revolves around the beautiful stalked flowers aloes produce when they get enough sun. Once the flowers fade, prune the stalks back to their base. If you want seeds, let the flowers dry naturally on the plant, and prune once the seeds drop.
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