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Aloe Vera Potted 12 cm Perennial for Home and Garden

Name: Aloe Vera Potted 12 cm Perennial for Home and Garden
Brand: Deco garden
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אורFull sun to bright indirect light
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רמת גידולקל — מתאים למתחילים
מיקוםBalcony and garden · Full sun

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Type

Succulent

Rosette of fleshy leaves

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Pot

12 cm

Grow pot diameter

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Lighting

Full sun

Or bright indirect light

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Watering

Low

Only when soil is dry

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Difficulty

Easy

Suitable for beginners

🌿 Aloe vera - A succulent with a rosette of thick, fleshy leaves

Aloe vera in a 12 cm grow pot. A succulent with a rosette of green, thick, fleshy leaves, with small teeth along the margins. A clean, architectural look suitable for a sunny windowsill, balcony, or garden.

Aloe vera stores water in its leaves, so it requires very little watering. It loves plenty of light—from full sun to bright indirect light—and fast-draining soil. Over time, it produces small plantlets (pups) at the base, which can be separated and replanted.

🌿 Why Aloe vera?

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Low water needs

Stores water in its thick leaves and does well with watering only when the soil is dry.

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Produces pups

Small plants appear near the base over time. They can be separated in spring or early summer and planted in their own pots.

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Home, balcony, and garden

Suitable for a sunny window, balcony, or garden—in a well-drained spot protected from frost.

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Clean look

A rosette of thick leaves that integrates beautifully into modern decor, alone or with other succulents.

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Yellow blooms

A mature plant may produce a tall stalk with tubular yellow flowers.

🏠 Where to place it?

Important: Aloe vera needs plenty of light. When moving it from indoors or a shaded area to full sun, do so gradually to prevent leaf scorch.

🪟 Sunny windowsill

South or west-facing

🌤️ Sunny balcony

After acclimatization to sun

🏡 Garden

Well-drained spot protected from frost

🪴 Succulent arrangement

With sun-loving plants

🛋️ Very bright living room

Next to a large window

⚠️ Avoid: Soil that stays wet, saucer with standing water, dark corners (leaves will weaken and stretch), and frost.

💧 Care and watering

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Watering

Let the soil dry out thoroughly, water until it drains from the bottom, and empty excess water.
Summer: Soil dries faster | Winter: Water very sparingly

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Lighting

Full sun to bright indirect light.
Transition to direct sun gradually.

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Soil and pot

Fast-draining cactus and succulent mix.
Pot with drainage hole, slightly larger than the root ball. Terracotta dries faster than plastic.

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Temperature

Loves heat.
Protect from frost and extreme cold; on nights dipping below approx. 5°C, cover or bring inside.

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Fertilization

Use a little cactus and succulent fertilizer in spring and summer, per label instructions.
Do not fertilize in winter.

📝 Things to know

🌱 Separating pups

Pups appearing at the base can be separated in spring or early summer, once they have their own leaves and roots. Plant in cactus mix and water sparingly until established.

🟤 Reddening leaves

In very intense sun or after a dry period, leaves may take on a reddish-brown tint. Pale or brown spots after a sudden move to sun indicate scorching—move gradually.

💧 Soft and mushy leaves

Soft, mushy leaves and wet soil usually indicate overwatering. Stop watering, check drainage, and let the soil dry out.

📐 Leaves drooping

Leaves opening up and drooping sideways are usually a sign of insufficient light. Gradually move to a brighter spot.

📋 Technical Specifications

🏷️ Name	Aloe Vera
🔬 Latin Name	Aloe vera
🪴 Pot Diameter	12 cm (growing pot)
📏 Mature Height	0.5-1 m (in 5-10 years)
↔️ Mature Width	0.5-1 m
☀️ Light	Full sun to bright indirect light
💧 Watering	Little - only when the soil is dry
🌡️ Cold	Does not tolerate frost
😊 Difficulty Level	Easy

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

❓ How often should I water Aloe Vera?

Not on a fixed schedule. Wait until the soil has dried thoroughly, water until water comes out of the drainage hole, and empty any excess. Water very sparingly in winter.

❓ Can I grow Aloe Vera outdoors?

Yes, on a balcony or in a garden, in a well-lit, well-draining spot. Protect it from frost and extreme cold, and transition to full sun gradually.

❓ Why are the leaves turning red?

In very strong sun or after a dry period, leaves may take on a reddish-brown hue. If the plant is stable and looks healthy, this is usually fine; if scorched spots appear, provide a bit more shade.

❓ When should I repot to a larger container?

When roots are crowded, when the soil no longer drains, or when the plant becomes top-heavy and unstable. Move to a slightly larger pot with a drainage hole - not one that is much larger.

❓ How do I separate pups?

In spring or early summer, remove the plant from the pot and gently separate a pup with roots. Plant in a cactus mix and wait a few days before the first watering.

❓ Does Aloe Vera bloom?

A mature Aloe Vera may produce a tall stalk with tubular yellow flowers. A young plant in a small pot usually doesn't bloom yet.

❓ Is this suitable for beginners?

Yes. It is forgiving of forgotten watering, and the main requirements are strong light and well-draining soil. The common mistake is overwatering.

🌿 In short - who is it for?

Aloe Vera is suitable for anyone who wants a beautiful, easy-care succulent with minimal watering, and has a sunny window, balcony, or garden. Strong light and well-draining soil are the keys.

💡 Tip: A terracotta pot with a drainage hole dries out faster than plastic - especially useful if you tend to overwater. Still, check the soil before every watering.

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