A Blossom From One Of My Aloe Vera Plants 4.11.2021

So this plant has a flower. I was looking over titles of the aloe vera blossom and I even seen titles like How To Force The Bloom Of An Aloe Vera.

Well, I don't want to force a bloom of the aloe vera plants as my aloe vera blossoms every spring. Well an aloe vera plant will bloom on its own, but you must give it time.

Usually when the plant is around four years old and older will the aloe vera bloom. So I have no need to force a bloom and I was not even interested in finding away to force a bloom.

An aloe vera will bloom in its time, no need to force it to happen.

So this plant is used for its healing of cuts and bruises. I don't know why it has healing, but I read articles and even seen in movies how this plant can be used for cuts and bruises.

When I do think about it, if I cut a finger, I will go to one of my plants and cut off a little bit of leaf and squeeze its slimy juice into the wound.

Did you know that when you cut of a tip of an aloe vera leaf, that the tip that was cut off would heal. That is good to know that even if you take part of the leaf that the plant will heal itself of that part that you took.

One thing about this plant is that it can spread if you put it into the ground. So I don't put it into the ground. I did see someone in the neighborhood plant one in the ground and it started to spread and I guess that person didn't like that and I seen that the plant was gone.

If one would buy a large garden pot and put some organic potting soil in the pot and then just put one plant in the middle, over the years that pot will be full of aloe vera plants. So it multiplies very easily.

So this aloe vera plant has blossomed, God willing it will blossom again next spring.

Let's end with a scripture, as it is written, And the earth brought forth grass, herb yielding seed after his kind, and the tree yielding fruit, whose seed in itself, after his kind: and God saw that good. Genesis 1:12.

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