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On Sat, 7 Aug 2004 13:06:44 +0200, "JennyC" wrote:


"datsy" wrote in message
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I've got an aloe vera plant indoors - the type which has the spikes growing
at 180 deg. rather than 90 deg. and the spikes are eventually flat rather
than upright It had been leaning towards the light, I turned it round and
it started growing back. But with a lot of new growth coming through, it
got
too top heavy and just flopped over today. It's only a hand's width to the
growing tip but the new spikes are about 9" inches long. I've put a stick
in
to support it but it looks a bit silly. Any ideas on how to support it or
strengthen it?
Thanks!

Put some nice pebbles in the pot and around the stem to support it :~)
Or maybe repot deeper?

Mine goes outside in the summer so it gets 360 degrees of sunshine.

Do you live within the arctic circle?
--
Martin

No Martin, I have it in a gyroscope...................
Jenny