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Better late than never, I am
transplanting my Aloe vera plants from spots that are too sunny for the next
several months, to a more shaded area. Here in Perth our summer sun scorches
the plants, while they often rot in winter from cold and consistent damp.
However, I often have had healthy crops of Aloe, and we use a lot on our skin,
and when abundant enough, I consume the gel straight from the filleted leaves.





