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As succulents, aloe vera plants are adapted to storing water. Unlike your tomatoes , which may wilt on a hot day even when properly watered, aloe veras are unfazed by dry conditions and heat.

“During summer aloe vera has low water needs due to its fleshy leaves which store a lot of moisture,” explains Fiona Jenkins, Gardening and Plant Expert at U.K. site MyJobQuote.co.uk.

Aloe vera plants are succulents that can survive hot and arid conditions. You can water this plant once every two days. Avoid overwatering them as it can lead to rotting of the roots.

Aloe vera, a low maintenance, fast-growing succulent houseplant, has brilliant healing properties thanks to its gel. Read our guide on Aloe vera plant care. HOME ...