Live aloe vera plants grown in our Florida nursery. Low maintenance, fast multiplying, and ready for home use—cut fresh gel anytime you need it.
What it is
A live, rooted aloe vera plant grown in our nursery. This is a hardy, drought-tolerant succulent that produces thick gel-filled leaves you can harvest as needed.
Why it matters
Always have fresh aloe on hand—no store products needed
Extremely low maintenance (set it and forget it)
Multiplies over time (produces pups)
Dual-purpose: ornamental + practical
Long-term value vs buying individual leaves
Key Details
Size: Typically sold in 4” or 1-gallon pots
Height: Approx. 6–18 inches depending on size
Origin: Nursery-grown (Florida, Zone 10)
Production: Chemical-free growing practices
Growth habit: Clumping, produces offsets (pups)
Light: Full sun to partial shade
Water: Low (well-drained soil required)
How to use
Growing:
Place in bright light (indoors near window or outdoors)
Water lightly when soil is fully dry
Ensure fast drainage (do NOT overwater)
Harvesting:
Cut outer leaf at base
Let yellow latex drain off
Slice open and use gel
Who it’s for
Homeowners wanting a self-sustaining remedy plant
Gardeners (beginner to advanced)
Herbalists and DIY skincare makers
Anyone tired of buying processed aloe products
Important Notes
Sensitive to frost (protect below ~40°F)
Requires well-drained soil (will rot if overwatered)
