How to propagate aloe plant (by division)

I will demonstrate a quick and easy way to propagate aloe vera. Just cut or break off one of the plants and pot it in soil.
Ideally, the rhizome that you are separating should already have some roots, but even if it doesn't, it's not that important, it will grow them.
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Let me know if you have any questions :)

[@natasha2435]

Hi... It's my first coment.. I'm from Indonesia sorry if my English not good... I like your chanel.. Coz I have a new lesson about plant in your video.. Thanks

[@paulajuarez9196]

Hola Excelente video SALUDOS DESDE BUENOS AIRES ARGENTINA BENDICIONES HERMOSO VIDEO

[@muniswamy5568]

i am big fan u , for growing diferent plats and thank so much sir

[@MrHouseplant]

So nice of you

[@GMama]

What is the best pot type and soil to grow aloe in? Love your videos. Thank you!!!!

[@MrHouseplant]

Thank you Craft Mama! Terracotta would be best as it absorbs moisture from the soil, reducing chances of root rot. As for soil, any succulent mix should be good 🙂

[@MrHouseplant]

Here is a good one www.mrhouseplant.com/recommends/succulent-and-cacti-soil-yt/

[@SaVeZa]

Where did you cut that I couldn't tell and also could you please give me some advice? I was giving several bunches of aloe vera I thought I planted them OK but I guess I didn't because they're dying and any advice and how deep do I plant them?

[@ROMEplace13]

Hi..thanks for the tips. 👍👍👍

[@MrHouseplant]

My pleasure 😊

[@dharaniselviezhilarasan5372]

Hi sir , is this plant grow in water propagation?pls tell me

[@MrHouseplant]

Yes, it can be water propagated. But since it's a succulent there is no need for that, you can just stick it straight into soil :)