Agricultural Aloe Vera (GroAloe) differs from consumer-based Aloe Vera as it’s
specifically cultivated for agricultural and horticultural purposes, optimized for
plant health and growth, while consumer Aloe Vera is typically designed for
personal wellness use on skin as a topical, for muscle relief, or consumables in
beverages.

Yes, consumer-based Aloe Vera can be used in agriculture, but it will not provide the same benefits as specialized agricultural Aloe Vera like GroAloe, which is tailored for plant growth.

Yes, GroAloe is an organic bio-stimulant, cultivated without synthetic pesticides or chemicals, following organic farming practices and certified USDA Organically grown.

GroAloe is Veganic, meaning it’s produced without animal-derived inputs or by-products, making it suitable for vegan farming practices.

You can purchase GroAloe from authorized dealers. Coats Agri Aloe, LLC holds the Patent rights to GroAloe and has a distributor network authorized to sell the product. Coats Agri Aloe is the only Company globally with Patent rights for agricultural Aloe Vera.

GroAloe’s strength as a biostimulant and soil amendment is attributed to its high concentration of natural growth-promoting compounds and beneficial microbes that enhance plant growth and soil health.

Yes, trials have been conducted to demonstrate the effectiveness of GroAloe in improving crop yields, plant health, and soil quality. Results have shown its positive impact.

Yes, GroAloe is available to the general public through authorized distributors, garden supply stores, nurseries, and online retailers specializing in horticultural products. If you don’t see it, Ask for it!

GroAloe is safe to use when applied according to recommended guidelines. It’s organic and free from harmful synthetic chemicals.

The application frequency of GroAloe may vary depending on crop type, soil conditions, and specific recommendations. Generally, it’s applied during different growth stages as specified in the usage instructions.

GroAloe comes in both powder and liquid form. The powder is highly concentrated and is certified organic / veganic. The liquid form of GroAloe is classified as a “Natural” product. To keep it fresh we add a very small quantity of preservative, namely Sodium Benzoate and Potassium Sorbate. The liquid contebt is 96% pure Aloe Vera.

Yes, GroAloe is certified organic and is listed by OMRI.

The powder is highly concentrated and is certified organic / veganic. The liquid form of GroAloe is classified as a “Natural” product. To keep it fresh we add a very small quantity of preservative, namely Sodium Benzoate and Potassium Sorbate. The Aloe Vera content is 96%.

GroAloe can be used on a wide range of crops and plants, including vegetables, fruits, herbs, ornamental plants, and more, promoting their growth and health.

Yes, 100%, GroAloe supports regenerative farming practices by improving soil health, enhancing nutrient cycling, and reducing the need for synthetic inputs. To learn more, we recommend watching the documentary “Kiss The Ground”

Yes, GroAloe contains both macro and micro nutrients, providing plants with essential elements necessary for healthy growth and development.

Using GroAloe can bring several benefits to your plants and soil, including enhanced root development, increased nutrient uptake, improved resistance to environmental stressors, and ultimately, higher crop yields and healthier plants.

No, GroAloe is not primarily an insect repellent. Its primary function is as a biostimulant and soil amendment to promote plant growth and soil health. While it may indirectly help by improving plant health, it’s not designed as an insect repellent.

GroAloe is not a fungicidal product. However, its use can create an environment that supports healthier plants, potentially reducing the risk of fungal issues by improving plant resistance and overall soil health.

GroAloe improves soil by enriching it with beneficial microorganisms, increasing nutrient availability, enhancing soil structure, and promoting better water retention. These actions collectively lead to healthier and more productive soil for your plants.