Skip to content
Now offering free shipping on all orders over $150! See details.
Now offering free shipping on orders over $150!
Aloe barbadensis - 3" Pot

Aloe barbadensis - 3" Pot

Save 50% Save 50%
₹199
₹199 - ₹199
₹199
₹99
₹99 - ₹99
₹99

(MRP Inclusive of all taxes)

Availability:
In stock

Free returns on all eligible orders

You have 30 days to request a return. All sale items are final sale.

  • Low maintenance
  • Drought tolerant
  • Medicinal gel
  • Easy to propagate
  • Air-purifying
  • Great for beginners
Shipping information

Shipping ₹79 for entire order

Country of origin: India

Returns & warranty

Use this text to share information about your product.

Aloe Vera is a clump-forming succulent prized across India for the soothing clear gel inside its thick, spiky, blue-green leaves. Native to the Arabian Peninsula and naturalised throughout dry tropical regions, it forms a rosette of upright, serrated-edged blades and occasionally sends up tubular yellow flower spikes. Almost indestructible, it stores water in its leaves and tolerates heat, drought and poor soil. Grown widely as a windowsill and balcony plant, it is valued for skin and hair care, easy propagation through offsets, and its reputation as an auspicious, low-maintenance houseplant.

Specifications

Family Asphodelaceae
Native region Arabian Peninsula
Mature height 30–60 cm
Mature spread 30–60 cm
Growth rate Slow to moderate
Foliage Thick, fleshy, serrated grey-green succulent leaves
Flower colour Yellow to orange
Flower season Summer (occasional)
Climate zone Tropical to subtropical, arid

Care guide

Sunlight Bright indirect to full sun; some afternoon shade in peak summer
Watering Sparingly; soak then let soil dry fully between waterings
Soil / mix Gritty, fast-draining cactus/succulent mix
Temperature 15–35°C; protect from frost
Humidity Low; dislikes damp, humid air
Fertilizer Dilute balanced feed once in spring/monsoon, rarely needed
Pruning Remove dried or damaged outer leaves at the base
Repotting Every 2–3 years or when crowded with offsets
Propagation Separate offsets (pups) from the base
Pests & problems Mealybugs, scale, root rot from overwatering
Toxicity / safety Toxic to cats and dogs if ingested (latex)
Difficulty Very easy

Uses

<p>Leaf gel is widely used for skin, burns and hair care; also a decorative, auspicious succulent for sunny windowsills and balconies.</p>

Growing tips

<p>In India keep it on a bright balcony and water far less during the monsoon to avoid root rot; bring under cover in heavy rain.</p>

Related categories

Frequently asked questions

How often should I water Aloe Vera?
Water deeply only when the soil is completely dry, roughly every 1–2 weeks in summer and far less in monsoon and winter. Overwatering is the main killer.
Does Aloe Vera need full sun?
It loves bright light and tolerates several hours of direct sun, but protect it from harsh afternoon sun in peak summer to prevent leaf scorch.
Is Aloe Vera safe for pets?
No. The leaf latex is toxic to cats and dogs and can cause vomiting and lethargy if chewed, so keep it out of their reach.
Can I grow Aloe Vera indoors?
Yes, near a bright sunny window. With too little light it grows pale and leggy, so give it the brightest spot you have.
How do I propagate Aloe Vera?
Gently separate the small offsets (pups) that form at the base, let the cut dry a day, then pot them in gritty succulent mix.
Why are my Aloe leaves turning brown or mushy?
Mushy, translucent leaves indicate overwatering or root rot; brown, dry tips usually mean underwatering or sunburn. Adjust accordingly.
What soil is best for Aloe Vera?
A fast-draining cactus or succulent mix with added sand or perlite, in a pot with drainage holes.
Can I use the gel directly from the plant?
Many people apply the fresh inner gel to skin, but do a patch test first and avoid using the yellow latex layer.
How often should I repot Aloe Vera?
Every 2–3 years or sooner if it is crowded with pups or roots fill the pot. Use the next size up with fresh mix.
Does Aloe Vera need fertilizer?
Very little. A dilute balanced feed once in the growing season (spring/monsoon) is plenty; it thrives in lean soil.

Related Category

All Season Plants Aloe Plants Drought-Tolerant Plants Easy to Grow Plants Hard-to-Kill Plants Low Maintenance Plants Outdoor Plants Planters for Terrace & Balcony Plants Plants For Balcony Plants by Color Plants by Features & Uses Plants by Light Plants by Location Plants by Name Plants by Season Plants by Type Plants for Home Plants for Terrace & Balcony Succulent Plants Succulent Plants Summer Flowers In India Summer Plants Trending Plants

Warehouse Sale

Our most anticipated sale of discontinued items has finally arrived! While supplies last.

Open Box Deal

Their return, your reward! Starting today, shop new exclusive products for less.

Free Shipping

When you spend $50 or more

Here to Help

Get in touch with us 7 days a week

Store Pickup

Pick up your order yourself, for free

Easy Exchanges

Return or exchange within 60 days