There are many types of soil mixes. Some are designed for planting trees and shrubs. Others are specifically designed for aloe plants. Some people mix together all three in one container and plant their aloes. However, I prefer to separate the three. That way, you can plant the tree/shrub soil mixture with your regular soil mixture, and plant your aloe plants in their own soil. Aloe vera requires a well-draining soil.
There are a few factors to consider when mixing soil for an aloe vera plant. Soil temperature. Aloe vera likes temperatures between 70 and 85 degrees F. You will need to find a place that has these conditions. If you live in a cold climate, you can move the plant indoors or to a greenhouse or a location with warmer temperatures. Soil moisture. Aloe vera requires a moist soil, but not too much.
You will have to monitor the soil and water it as needed. Aloe vera likes full sun. Aloe vera is easy to grow and can be grown in containers.