Aloe vera.

 Cultivation of aloe vera - Learn more about the benefits, prices and types of aloe vera.

 Given the growing demand in the aloe vera market, its cultivation is proving to be a lucrative deal.  Its demand in herbal and cosmetics is constantly increasing.  Aloe vera is mostly used in these products.  It is commonly used in cosmetics.  At the same time, it is also widely used in herbal products and medicines.  Demand for this specialty has grown significantly as a result of recent corporate scandals.  Aloe vera facewash, aloe vera cream, aloe vera face pack and many more products which are in demand in the market.  That is why companies that make herbal and cosmetic products and medicines today buy a lot of it.  Many companies also farm on a contract basis.  If it is cultivated commercially, it can earn up to Rs. 8-10 lakhs per annum from its cultivation.  Let us know how we can earn more by doing commercial farming.

What is aloe vera?

 Aloe vera / Aloe vera, also known as quercandal or guar fruit. Famous as a medicinal plant. The aloe vera plant is a mature and succulent plant without a stem or very small stem, about 60-100 cm in length. It is spread by branches protruding from below. The leaves are sprouted, thick and fleshy, green, greenish in color and have white spots on the upper and lower surface of some species. On the sides of the leaf is a row of small white teeth. Yellow flowers are produced during the summer season.

 Khrith Kumari extract means aloe vera is widely used in cosmetics and alternative medicine industries such as chiroyvankari (skin-softening cream), health or soothing. It is also used in herbal medicine. Aloe vera (Khrita Kumari) can be very useful in the treatment of diabetes and it also significantly lowers the level of lipids in human blood. These positive effects are thought to be due to the presence of compounds such as mannas, anthraquinones and lectin.

After years of research, it was discovered that there are 300 types of aloe vera. It has 0 to 15% medicinal properties in 284 varieties of aloe vera. Eleven types of plants are poisonous, one of the remaining five special types being Aloe Barbadenesis Miller, which has been found to have 100% of both medicinal and medicinal properties. At the same time its aloe arborcens species which has beneficial medicinal and healing properties and is especially used to soothe burns. Also, on one side of a species called Aloe saponoria, it is known as the real cheetah or aloe maculata. It is used to treat all skin conditions. Apart from this due to the high level of juice contained in it, it is used in cosmetics.

When and how to cultivate aloe vera?

 Warm climate is good for aloe vera cultivation. It is usually planted successfully in arid areas with low rainfall and in hot humid areas. These plants are very susceptible to severe cold conditions. For this, soil or soil can be cultivated in different types of soil from sandy to lotus soil. Sandy soil is best for this. Apart from this it can also be cultivated in good black soil. When selecting land, we should keep in mind that the land for cultivation should be such that the surface of the land is slightly elevated and there should be proper arrangement of water in the field as there should be no water in it. The pH value of its soil should be 8.5.