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This succulent has medicinal properties and it's a great addition to any houseplant collection. Marina Gorevaya/Getty Images Aloe Vera is a popular succulent with medicinal properties. Native to ...

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Aloes are basically the denim of the plant world. They’re hardy, cool-looking and exceptionally useful to boot (hello, sunburn soother). Extra bonus? They won’t shrivel and die if you forget to water ...

Aloe vera has been a popular plant for centuries. Belonging to the succulent family, it originated in arid and tropical climates, which is why it can withstand extreme temperatures and thrive without ...

Leaves: Long, strap-shaped with harmless “teeth” along margins. Fleshy and filled with sap that provides the soothing gel used as instant relief from burns and sunburns. Sap should not be eaten ...

According to Gardeners’ World, aloes need little watering because it stores water in its leaves. Being a succulent, it is well-used to hot areas of the world and makes for an “excellent” plant for ...

Many households opt for an aloe vera plant as they are low maintenance and beautifully leafy. As a type of succulent, aloe vera plants store water in their leaves and they do not require as frequent ...

During my childhood summers spent at my grandparents’ farmhouse in Quebec, my grandmother would regularly anoint my cousins and me with aloe from the plant in her living room to soothe any manner of ...

Aloes are basically the denim of the plant world. They’re hardy, cool-looking and exceptionally useful to boot (hello, sunburn soother). Extra bonus? They won’t shrivel and die if you forget to water ...