Is this Aloe Vera?

Hey Guys,

I'm no botanist.
So, asking for help from the gurus out there.
These two plants have been in the backyard for years.
I've never bothered to identify them. I thought they are just some wild cactus type of plant or
a thorny lily or something. It has been thriving without water and without any deep roots going into the soil.

I've been searching for an Aloe Vera plant online and when I started searching online I kinda was gobsmacked as I have been having two plants just look like Aloe Vera in my backyard.

Any ideas, thoughts, advice?

Is there a test I can do rather than judging it visually?

Thanx

Looks like aloe vera. What is it like when you break it open? Gooey and sticky on the inside?

Sure looks like aloe Vera great plant to have in your garden excellent for burns and cuts

@bigguwesty stick one of them leaves on your wrist mate

Yep, I've got some at home, but mine isn't as flat.

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Yep that's alo

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Originally Posted by Kimbo63

@bigguwesty stick one of them leaves on your wrist mate

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We have 2 of these at the farm. Pity it's 700k away...

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Originally Posted by bigguwesty

Yep that's alo

We have 2 of these at the farm. Pity it's 700k away...

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When you are home next time break off a leaf and stick it in a pot it will grow and you can have one in your garden easy to grow and transplant

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When you are home next time break off a leaf and stick it in a pot it will grow and you can have one in your garden easy to grow and transplant

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Yea right...
That easy..
Will do

Yes it is best natural cure or aid for any burn type injuries, even good for sun burn
A must for every home IMO

You can made a some kind of tequila from it :drunk:

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Originally Posted by Wine_maker

You can made a some kind of tequila from it :drunk:

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Finally someone with a helpful use for it, onya mate............................hahahahahahahahaha hahahaha

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You can made a some kind of tequila from it :drunk:

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You have to crush it, then I can't remember if you spit or urinate into the mix before adding yeast, then distil the wash.
I tried some prickly pear mead once that was very nice.
Graham

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Originally Posted by Winnie

Looks like aloe vera. What is it like when you break it open? Gooey and sticky on the inside?

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I didn't touch it at all. I'll do it tomorrow, first thing in the morning.

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You have to crush it, then I can't remember if you spit or urinate into the mix before adding yeast, then distil the wash.
I tried some prickly pear mead once that was very nice.
Graham

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That's something I would like to pass for the time being... :D

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Yes it is best natural cure or aid for any burn type injuries, even good for sun burn
A must for every home IMO

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My idea is to use it as a remedy for hairloss.
It says somewhere in the internet, guys going bald in funny patterns can benefit from it. :D

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Originally Posted by Kimbo63

Sure looks like aloe Vera great plant to have in your garden excellent for burns and cuts

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Damn!!!

Can you believe I almost threw it to the green bin thinking it's an invasive, bad, ugly, thorny lily plant???!!

I have another lily type plant that's been spreading like hell that I've got rid of(most of it), but kept one bush in case.

I'm opening up another thread tomorrow, hopefully you guys can guide me whether it's actually an invasive weed or something good.

thanx
Cheers
Dom

Is there a way I can get more plants out of these two Aloe Vera plants?

thanx guys

http://www.gardeningknowhow.com/hous...ropagation.htm

>>>tappin from tassie

It's good for skin, hair, and acne. You do not need to grind it. You have to peel it and use the gel inside.

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Originally Posted by zaheerkhan

It's good for skin, hair, and acne. You do not need to grind it. You have to peel it and use the gel inside.

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Ya found this post in the gloomy depths of the forum!

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Originally Posted by growler2058

Ya found this post in the gloomy depths of the forum!

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