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Aloe Vera Flower Stalk and Allergies: Safe to Remove

Flower Stalk

Cut off at base with sharp scissors—won't harm plant. It will grow a new stalk when ready to bloom again.

Allergies

Possible but not certain. Many trees pollinate now; could be tree pollen. Consult an allergist for certainty.

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