Which Aloe Vera Plant Should I Grow? MUST KNOW TIPS, 3 Main Varieties

Are you looking to grow Aloe Vera at home? If you’ve never grown an Aloe Vera plant before and don’t know which variety to choose, discover three common varieties and find out which may be the most suitable for your needs.
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
01:44 Garden Variety Comparisons: Barbadensis Miller vs Chinensis
03:49 My 'Mini' Garden Plantation
03:50 Growing Aloe Chinensis in a Terra Cotta Pot
06:44 Variety 3: Aloe Aborescens
07:23 Which Aloe Should I Grow?
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[@louonUT]

I think I have the B Miller aloe vera....our plant was a toddler but grew so big and about 4 years ago shocked us with a flower a double flower.. we could not believe it.. When a leaf/branch falls off i use it in a smoothy, or I take it to my bathroom and cut a piece off everyday and rub on my skin , or in my hair , let it sit a while before washing off.. The plant fell over one day breaking in half , planted the half that fell off and it rooted ..now we have loads of babies and the poor mother plant needs replanting because it is tilting and well just a mess. I was thinking to start using these plants to make soap... or maybe sell them. I have given a few away.

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It's great that these plants have offshoots so they can easily be replanted, especially when they die off or rot, you can either replant a part of the plant and try to save it or replant its pups. They are versatile, making soaps sounds like a really good idea.