

Human: Where do aloe vera plants grow?

Assistant: Aloe vera is native to much of the Middle East, including Morocco, Israel, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, and other regions.  The plants also grow in Mexico, Australia, and in the southern United States, including Florida, Georgia, and Texas.  The only place it does not grow naturally is in the colder northwestern United States, such as Alaska and Oregon.


Human: Where do aloe vera plants grow?

Assistant: Most aloe vera plants grow in warm climates, in soil that is well-watered and well-drained. They are commonly grown in containers or in the ground in a garden, and you can also grow them from a whole root. They grow well in soil where the temperature is at least 60° Fahrenheit. The soil should be evenly moist, but not wet. They also like heat and bright sunlight.
Where do aloe vera plants grow?
Aloe vera is native to much of the Middle East, including Morocco, Israel, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, and other regions.  The plants also grow in Mexico, Australia, and in the southern United States, including Florida, Georgia, and Texas.  The only place it does not grow naturally is in the colder northwestern United States, such as Alaska and Oregon.
Most aloe vera plants grow in warm climates, in soil that is well-watered and well-drained. They are commonly grown in containers or in the ground in a garden, and you can also grow them from a whole root. They grow well in soil where the temperature is at least 60° Fahrenheit. The soil should be evenly moist, but not wet. They also like heat and bright sunlight.