Aloe Powder Advice

Dr.J20

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• Feb 24, 2014

• #1

So i'm finding some fairly divergent prices on aloe vera 200x powdered concentrate and was wondering if anyone has any tips on what exactly I should be looking for. I'll probably end up buying/cloning some aloe plants so i can just have fresh filets whenever i need 'em, but i'd like to get some of this aloe powder since it seems fairly convenient.
so would something like this stuff work? or should i be focusing on the aloe powder to make drinkable aloe juice?
thanks everybody!
be easy,

 

st0wandgrow

Well-Known Member

• Feb 24, 2014

• #2

"Ingredients to die for" website.

 

st0wandgrow

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• Feb 24, 2014

• #3

Ha! Didn't click your link before responding. That's the one

 

Dr.J20

Well-Known Member

• Feb 24, 2014

• #4

Thanks st0w!
be easy,

 

SpicySativa

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• Feb 25, 2014

• #5

st0wandgrow said:

"Ingredients to die for" website.

Click to expand...

Yup. That's where mine came from. (I remember because they still send me junk mail all the time). I use 1/4 tsp/gal every now and then.

 

Dr.J20

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• Feb 25, 2014

• #6

kewl, thanks fellers...i'm gonna order some up right now

 

May11th

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• Feb 25, 2014

• #7

Would it be better to just grow a aloe plant? That's what I do. I hear the powder is great for clones but so is the filet and a aloe plant clones itself so you'll have a ton of aloe plants within a years time, I've had mine for 4 months now in a gallon container of super soil and it has made me 5 babies that are growing fast under my t5 light. That aloe plant cost me $8.

 

st0wandgrow

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• Feb 25, 2014

• #8

Cheaper for sure May. Using the powder is more of a convenience thing for me. That Baggie of 200x aloe I bought will last me years.

 

May11th

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• Feb 25, 2014

• #9

Gotcha stow.

 

Dr.J20

Well-Known Member

• Feb 25, 2014

• #10

yeah May, i'm definitely going to pick up one or two and thow them in some global buckets but until they're available in my area i'm stuck and i have some sweet peas, tomatoes and peppers that i need to clone asap. so powder's on the way!
be easy, thanks for all the help!

 

hyroot

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• Feb 25, 2014

• #11

living in the desert aloe plants are sold everywhere. even grocery stores and costco sell them. the nurseries and home depot have an awesome selection right now. I like the ones at the local farmer market on Sundays more. They have giant leaves .