Ornamental Plant

ALOE VERA

(Aloe Vera / Nha Đam)

Also known as Nha Dam or Long Tu, originating from North Africa. Easy to grow, beneficial for skin care, helps remove harmful gases, with distinctive thick spiny leaves.

Living Conditions

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25-28°C Daytime

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Drought tolerant Little water

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2:1:1 Sand - Clay - Organic

Seasonal Watering

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Spring Maintain moisture

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Summer Mist leaves often

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Autumn Maintain moisture

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Winter Reduce watering

25-28°C

Day temp.

14-17°C

Night temp.

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1. Characteristics

Thick, spiny leaves, highly drought-tolerant. Enjoyable both for its leaves and flowers. Benefits skin care and helps remove harmful gases such as sulfur dioxide.

Hardiness: Very high

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2. Temperature

Suitable daytime temperature is 25 - 28°C, nighttime is 14 - 17°C. Both excessively low and high temperatures are harmful to the plant's growth.

Day: 25-28°C / Night: 14-17°C

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3. Soil Mix

Prefers loose, airy, moisture-retaining soil. Mix sandy soil, clay, and organic matter at a 2:1:1 ratio.

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Sandy (2)

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Clay (1)

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Organic (1)

spa I. PLANT CHARACTERISTICS

Aloe vera, also known as Nha Dam or Long Tu, is a plant belonging to the Aloe genus, likely originating from North Africa. Aloe vera is easy to grow and care for, benefiting not only skin care but also helping to remove harmful gases such as sulfur dioxide.

Aloe vera leaves are thick and spiny — enjoyable both for their appearance and for their flowers.

agriculture II. GROWING AND CARE TECHNIQUES

1. Soil

Aloe vera prefers loose, airy, moisture-retaining soil. Pure sand or clay alone is not suitable. For best results, mix sandy soil, clay, and organic matter at a 2:1:1 ratio.

2. Light

Aloe vera loves light but is sensitive to harsh afternoon sun. Allow the plant to receive only an appropriate amount of light.

3. Watering

Aloe vera is drought-tolerant and does not need frequent watering — simply maintain soil moisture. However, during summer, frequently mist the leaves to keep them plump.

4. Temperature

Aloe vera grows best at daytime temperatures of 25 - 28°C and nighttime temperatures of 14 - 17°C. Both excessively low and high temperatures are harmful to growth.

Technical Specifications

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25-28°C Daytime temp.

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14-17°C Nighttime temp.

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2:1:1 Soil mix ratio

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North Africa Origin