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Wholesale Aloe Vera Plant

Aloe Vera Plant

by Rajput Farms
Price on Request
MOQ: 200 per Plant

Premium Aloe Vera (Aloe barbadensis miller) plants for cosmetics manufacturing, Ayurvedic medicine, juice production & commercial farming. Disease-free tissue culture & sucker-propagated plants. Wholesale bulk supply across India & export worldwide.

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✓ GST Invoice
⏱ 3-7 business days
Packaging TypeOpen trays / Poly bags
Supply Ability1,00,000 plants per month
Payment Terms50% advance, 50% before dispatch
Country of OriginIndia
HSN Code12119059
GST Rate5.00%

Product Specifications

Botanical NameAloe barbadensis miller
FamilyAsphodelaceae
Common NamesAloe Vera, Ghritkumari, Gwarpatha, Kumari
Plant TypePerennial Succulent
Height30-60 cm
Growth RateModerate
ClimateSemi-arid to Tropical; 20-35°C optimal
SoilSandy loam, well-drained; pH 7.0-8.5
SunlightFull Sun to Partial Shade
WaterVery Low — drought tolerant; water every 10-15 days
Planting SeasonFebruary-April or July-September
Spacing45×45 cm to 60×60 cm
PropagationSuckers / Offsets / Tissue culture
HarvestingFirst harvest at 12-18 months
Yield40-50 tonnes fresh leaves per hectare per year
Lifespan5-7 years per plantation cycle
HSN Code12119059
GST Rate5%
Available SizesSuckers, 6-8 inch, 10-12 inch plants
PackagingOpen trays, poly bags, or bare root (for bulk)
DeliveryPan-India delivery & international export with phytosanitary certificate
Minimum Order200 plants for wholesale pricing

Product Description

Premium Aloe Vera Plants — Wholesale Supply & Export from India


Rajput Farms is a trusted wholesale Aloe Vera plant supplier and exporter, providing high-quality, disease-free Aloe Vera saplings for cosmetics manufacturing, Ayurvedic product formulation, juice and health drink production, pharmaceutical applications, and large-scale commercial Aloe Vera farming.



What Is Aloe Vera?


Aloe Vera (Aloe barbadensis miller) is one of the world's most commercially valuable medicinal plants, known as Ghritkumari or Gwarpatha in Hindi. A succulent plant from the Asphodelaceae family, Aloe Vera has been used for over 6,000 years in traditional medicine systems across Egypt, Greece, India, China, and Mexico. The gel extracted from its thick, fleshy leaves contains over 75 active compounds including vitamins, minerals, amino acids, enzymes, and polysaccharides. India is the world's largest producer of Aloe Vera, with Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Maharashtra leading cultivation.



Commercial Applications



  • Cosmetics & Personal Care: Aloe gel is the base ingredient in moisturizers, sunscreens, face washes, shampoos, and after-shave lotions — a ₹5,000+ crore market in India

  • Health & Beverages: Aloe Vera juice, health drinks, and dietary supplements — growing 15% annually

  • Ayurvedic & Pharma: Used in wound healing gels, digestive syrups, and skin treatment formulations

  • Textile Industry: Aloe Vera fibre used in eco-friendly textile finishing

  • Export: Dried Aloe powder, Aloe gel concentrate, and freeze-dried Aloe exported to USA, Europe, Japan, South Korea



Cultivation Guide



  1. Climate: Semi-arid to tropical; 20-35°C optimal. Tolerates drought but not frost.

  2. Soil: Sandy loam or well-drained soil; pH 7.0-8.5. Thrives in poor soil where other crops fail.

  3. Spacing: 45 cm × 45 cm for dense planting; 60 cm × 60 cm for larger leaf size.

  4. Watering: Minimal — once every 10-15 days. Drip irrigation is ideal.

  5. Harvesting: First harvest after 12-18 months. 3-4 leaves per plant per harvest.

  6. Yield: 40-50 tonnes fresh leaves per hectare per year.



Wholesale & Export Supply


Rajput Farms supplies Aloe Vera plants in bulk for cosmetics companies, FMCG brands, pharmaceutical manufacturers, Aloe Vera processing units, organic farms, AYUSH product companies, export houses, and contract farming projects. We offer competitive wholesale pricing, phytosanitary certification for international export, pan-India logistics, and technical cultivation guidance.

Benefits

  • Skin Health: Aloe gel is traditionally used for soothing, moisturizing, and supporting skin wellness — a cornerstone of natural skincare
  • Digestive Wellness: Aloe Vera juice is used in Ayurveda to support healthy digestion and gut function
  • Wound & Burn Care: Traditional topical application for minor cuts, burns, and skin irritation
  • Hair Care: Used in natural hair masks and conditioners for scalp health and hair nourishment
  • Antioxidant Properties: Contains vitamins A, C, E and beneficial polysaccharides
  • Hydration: 99% water content in gel makes it an excellent natural moisturizer base
  • Commercial Profitability: Low-maintenance, drought-tolerant crop with high commercial value — ideal for semi-arid farming
  • Versatile Raw Material: Single crop serves cosmetics, pharma, food & beverage, and textile industries
  • Export Demand: Strong international demand for Aloe gel, powder, and concentrate
  • Low Input Cost: Minimal water, fertilizer, and pesticide requirements — ideal for organic certification

Sample Policy

Sample plants available on request