✨ Aloe or Aloe vera is one of the best known succulent plants. 🌈⚡
🌿100% medicinal. Its use dates back more than 5000 years.
🌿It contains more than 90 active compounds, the best known being aloin. A compound that is distinguished by its anti-inflammatory properties
🌿 It has been proven (in vitro) that this plant contains anti-glycemic properties.
🌿In addition, it inhibits the production of prostaglandins, which is why it has great anti-inflammatory power. This, in addition to being good for bumps and burns of the skin, is a support for inflammatory diseases such as diabetes, fatty liver or cardiovascular diseases.
🌿Not only that, it is a regenerating agent for the gastric and intestinal mucosa, making it excellent for cases of colitis and gastritis.
🌿 With respect to the skin, this plant immediately soothes irritations, dermatitis, bumps, and minor burns. It increases the production of collagen, which is why it helps to fight the symptoms of aging; Its antioxidant and regenerative power helps to counteract the effects of UV rays.
🌿 It has laxative properties, since it favors peristalsis of the colon.
✨ It has been proven that in supplement form it also has these positive effects
🌿 If you have in your garden, keep sowing, it is one of the easiest plants to care for
🌿 It can be used as a mask, on ice, infusion, as a shampoo, etc ✨
This species of plant has many varieties with varied colors and sizes. You can choose a small variety for indoors, as they resist shade well, or larger, tall, upright varieties for outdoors.
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Recently, I've discovered the magical proprieties of Aloe for my skin, and now I wanna grow it in my garden. So, your tips are pretty handy.
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Aloe vera is such a cool plant to grow—super easy to care for and handy for all kinds of stuff. When I wanted more of it, I just used the little offshoots (the baby plants that grow around the main one). All I did was pull one off, let the cut dry for a day or two, and pop it into some well-draining soil. It’s been thriving ever since.
I’ve also tried using a leaf cutting once—it was a bit slower, but it worked! I let the end dry out first (so it doesn’t rot) and then planted it. Just kept the soil slightly damp, and after a while, it started rooting aloe vera. Now I’ve got aloe plants all over the place—it’s awesome.
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