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02-01-2007, 07:40 AM
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Aloe Vera
I don't water mine much, but it gets a good soaking every firtnight or so. I
also keep mine in part shade, which seems to keep it green and lovely (also flowers from time to time which is nice) Kathy On 2/1/07 3:49 PM, in article , "Luke" wrote: Quick question, too much watering of an Aloe Vera plant is not good for it? If yes my wife is in trouble, if no then i have a sick aloe vera Luke |
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02-01-2007, 10:43 AM
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Aloe Vera
PS Dont think the wife's in trouble. She doesnt understand aloe vera.
The plant may be male..... (grin!) Kathryn Vickers wrote: I don't water mine much, but it gets a good soaking every firtnight or so. I also keep mine in part shade, which seems to keep it green and lovely (also flowers from time to time which is nice) Kathy On 2/1/07 3:49 PM, in article , "Luke" wrote: Quick question, too much watering of an Aloe Vera plant is not good for it? If yes my wife is in trouble, if no then i have a sick aloe vera Luke |
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