Aloe Vera.

Description This rampant vine with slender underground stolons can stay low and rambling or climb extensively by tendrils. It has stout four-angled canes sporting green, black or brown spines at the nodes and internodes. The leaves, which are greatly variable in shape, remain evergreen on the vine through most of the winter in its southern range. Cat-brier fruit is enjoyed by thirteen species of birds. BOTANICALS • Appetizer • Astringent • Poultice • Stomachic A poultice of the chewed leaves is applied to sores and headaches. The leaves are chewed as a treatment for stomach ache and cramps. An infusion of the leaves is used to treat severe colds and diarrhoea. Quality measurements Free of foreign matter, thickness and dryness Storage & Packing Store in a cool dry place away from any flammables. Shelf life can overcome 5 years when stored as suggested. Annual production capability 10 MT .