All great information, but I'm still not sure if I should be wary of topically using the gel from my aloe vera plant that has begun showing signs of ill health.
Note: Large outdoor plant/ recent exposure (last 2-3 months) of unusually heavy rainfall& flooding/ plant has been exposed nightly over last 2 -3 months to temperatures just above freezing. ( Yes, I now know that all these are horrible For the plant, and will be on the lookout in the future)
leaves outer side has begun to Brown and even yellow in some spots. But on the inside it looks like little bubbles have formed in groups randomly within the gel. Almost like air bubbles that are trapped. Any help as to whether or not this is potentially dangerous for human topical application, would be greatly appreciated
All great information, but I'm still not sure if I should be wary of topically using the gel from my aloe vera plant that has begun showing signs of ill health.
Note: Large outdoor plant/ recent exposure (last 2-3 months) of unusually heavy rainfall& flooding/ plant has been exposed nightly over last 2 -3 months to temperatures just above freezing. ( Yes, I now know that all these are horrible For the plant, and will be on the lookout in the future)
leaves outer side has begun to Brown and even yellow in some spots. But on the inside it looks like little bubbles have formed in groups randomly within the gel. Almost like air bubbles that are trapped. Any help as to whether or not this is potentially dangerous for human topical application, would be greatly appreciated