Excellent video. Yes, you can grow them in soil, in shallow water, on a wet paper towel... I have never sprouted the pups in a container as you did. I'm impressed!
I’ve watched almost all your videos in the past few days and have learned a lot, thank you for making these guides and sharing your passion and knowledge of aloe with us. One topic I would like to learn more about is how to correctly fertilize aloe vera using organic methods. I also am interested in growing other kinds of aloe from seed, though that might not be a topic that you’d be interested in covering. Thank you again for your videos!
I grow my Aloe vera using organic inputs, it's just difficult to show them on video because it takes a lot of time to show results. But, I'll try to make videos on this topic.
Wow, I just discovered your channel. You are far too underrated. I will be watching your channel non stop on my next few days off work. Thanks for making this channel!
Thank you so much for your straight to the point video! I wish others making these kinds of videos would just cut to the chase like you instead of wasting other people’s time with unnecessary comments! Well done! I will try your method!
The more of your videos I watch, the more I come to appreciate Aloe! I feel confident now in being able to save and propagate my dying Aloe... so thank you!
Thanks for your video! The key detail I was missing in my failed attempts of propagating aloe vera was the importance of having part of the stem attached to the leaf. I've got to give this a try!!
I just had my aloe roots and stem starting to rot away almost unnoticed... due to compacted soil (my assumption). I found your video and I hope the cuttings I've done will grow new pups!
You always have the best videos on aloe vera! ❤ At what point in propagation do you begin watering? Do you wait for the parent leaf to start to shrivel? I am out here in the hot desert 3% humidity, so I have to pay closer attention to watering. I would like to try this indoors where it is not so hot, but it is still very dry. Super appreciate your videos and input, thank you!
This worked for me! 🤩 Very cool. It also happened with one where I went to gently reposition a plant, and the entire plant except the bottom leaf somehow popped out in my hand... So I planted that, and left the one leaf in the existing pot. Now a new plant is growing on the outside of the bottom edge of that leaf, and a second new plant started growing in the center of the base of the original leaf! Interesting plants. Thanks for the tips! 🪴☀️🎉 I have a kind of unrelated question, if you or anyone here might know. I have one aloe plant that started growing new leaves that are almost white in the center, with very dark green stripes (parallel with the leaf shape). It's very pretty, but I'm hoping it's not a sign of disease... It seems fine otherwise, and is even producing pups, so perhaps it's just a different type of aloe from the others. If anyone knows, I'd be curious! Thanks again, regardless. :)
I'm no expert, but generally spurting off pups from pups is a sign of unhappy living conditions [hence the aim to rapidly replicate, which in succulent species tends to work well in conditions of either too much or too little water...] I've learned this the hard way, but to my benefit, gifting me pups that've taught me plenty. Similar to gifts of thousands of baby cichlid baby fishies that I wasn't ready for, although that was a sign I was doing things correctly, but then had to scramble to decide what to do with all of those.
Hello and thank you for you video. Just a question .... in the last step when placing the stem with the pups on to the soil, do you water them? And if so, how often?
Your videos are great but kinda have a random question all my aloe plant are healthy but I will have days where all my aloe leaves decide to point strait up in the air douse this indicate something?
Weather conditions and plant health affects their leaves. If given enough sunlight, their leaves will point straight up, with less sunlight they will grow sidewards. With less water, you will have thinner leaves, with enough water, they will have thick leaves.
I haven't successfully done it with barbadensis. The last time I did it, it only rooted but it didn't grow pups. I try it again and give it more time to grow pups.
There are more then 500 specise of aloevera in the whole world , can you creat a video on "which alovera is good,bad,no value for human body. I will love that. And also your content is so good and make scence. I love this channel too much from my heart.
There is only one Aloe vera with two varieties, Chinensis and Barbadensis. There are, however, more than 500 aloe species and Aloe vera is just one of the Aloe species.
Hello sir, I have 3 aloe vera that are more or less 3 years old. I have the impression that they are not developing enough. They are in pots 10 cm in diameter. What can I do to make them grow more? Good for you. Rosalie
Hi Rosalie, can you send me a picture of your Aloe vera? You can send it to my Facebook Page: facebook.com/thealoeveragarden or you can send it to my email thealoeveragardenph@gmail.com
I have an aloe plant just like this that is 5-6 years old and is finally getting quite large now. But the roots are just so small and it falls over and I have to have it supported up. I wonder why. 🤔
@@the_phantom_nova6200 Yep it was too much water. It finally started falling over and getting smooshy. I just cut it all up like in the guys video. Hopefully I will be able to get some pups like he did 😊
Sure, just send me a picture of your Aloe vera. You can send it to my email address thealoeveragardenph@gmail.com or to my facebook page facebook.com/thealoeveragarden
@@christinelaloba8869 Yes I saw it, i think last year. It's a melt-and-pour soap recipe. I don't do melt and pour soap because it tends to sweat in humid conditions and also melts faster when used.
Please help me, they gave me two aloe vera plants and they have a flower inside but they are too big and heavy, the only thing is that they are crooked, how can I straighten them?
Prima di tutto grazie per tutto quanto insegni a noi poveri ignoranti delle questioni arboree! In questo momento però ho un altro problema: mi hanno regalato una bella pianta di aloe vera con qualche figliolino alla base. Sono passati 6 mesi ed è praticamente esplosa perchè i figli saranno a dir poco una ventina e in più ha fatto un fiore alto 80 cm che è oramai sfiorito però al posto di qualche fiore oggi sono apparsi due boccioli, non so come chiamarli, sembrano olive. Cosa faccio? Posso tagliare il gambo del fiore senza sapere lui cosa ha intenzione di fare con quei due cosi che sono spuntati? Posso separare la pianta madre da tutti i suoi figli? O aspetto che la pianta si spieghi meglio? Mi puoi aiutare? Grazie
This is a very good question, specially if your Aloe vera plants are potted and placed in the open. Rainy season would flash out the soil nutrients in the pot faster than the plant can absorb, so it's important to feed the plants with nutrients more often than usual.
Hello Sir saan po ba pwede ilagay ang aloe plant? Sa place where direct sunlight exposes every lunch time? Or sa place na sinisinagan/tutok ng direct sunlight pero tuwing umaga lang? Mejo lito lang po ako. Salamat
One thing I'd like to know is the effect of urine as fertilizer or as water to an Aloe vera. Does it really help in the growth or it just slows it down or even kill it. Another thing is, can overwatering plus direct sunlight kill an aloe vera.
Thank you for the video…and this is for @Chanceforfreedom! Everyone has a different methods of propagating plants… let’s just say thank you and maybe you can make your own video with your mom and share her method as well! Let’s be kind to one another ❤
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Excellent video. Yes, you can grow them in soil, in shallow water, on a wet paper towel... I have never sprouted the pups in a container as you did. I'm impressed!
I’ve watched almost all your videos in the past few days and have learned a lot, thank you for making these guides and sharing your passion and knowledge of aloe with us.
One topic I would like to learn more about is how to correctly fertilize aloe vera using organic methods. I also am interested in growing other kinds of aloe from seed, though that might not be a topic that you’d be interested in covering.
Thank you again for your videos!
I grow my Aloe vera using organic inputs, it's just difficult to show them on video because it takes a lot of time to show results. But, I'll try to make videos on this topic.
Wow, I just discovered your channel. You are far too underrated. I will be watching your channel non stop on my next few days off work. Thanks for making this channel!
Wow, thank you so much!
Thank you so much for your straight to the point video! I wish others making these kinds of videos would just cut to the chase like you instead of wasting other people’s time with unnecessary comments! Well done! I will try your method!
Thank you ❤❤❤
The more of your videos I watch, the more I come to appreciate Aloe! I feel confident now in being able to save and propagate my dying Aloe... so thank you!
Thank you very much.
@@TheAloeVeraGarden اتمنى منك حضرتك المحترم ان تضع ترجمه في الفيديو حتى نستطيع نحن العرب ان نفهم من الفيديوات
@@TheAloeVeraGardendo you water the soil at the end or just moisten the top
Thanks for your video! The key detail I was missing in my failed attempts of propagating aloe vera was the importance of having part of the stem attached to the leaf. I've got to give this a try!!
Glad it was helpful!
I just had my aloe roots and stem starting to rot away almost unnoticed... due to compacted soil (my assumption). I found your video and I hope the cuttings I've done will grow new pups!
Pls Continue experimenting and studying the Aloes. I'm learning a lot from your channel.
You are the Aloe Vera Master! Undisputed, undefeated!
such a great vdo, thank you so much, you are truly love to teach!
So nice of you.
Thank you so much Danny, for an excellent video. ❤
❤Danny I thank you so much for taking the time to make this video. Tiu are a very good tteache🎉
You're very welcome! You're so nice. Thank you also for watching.
Very helpful video. Thank you.
Very clear and precise. Thank you
You're very welcome!
You always have the best videos on aloe vera! ❤ At what point in propagation do you begin watering? Do you wait for the parent leaf to start to shrivel? I am out here in the hot desert 3% humidity, so I have to pay closer attention to watering. I would like to try this indoors where it is not so hot, but it is still very dry. Super appreciate your videos and input, thank you!
Thank you so very much for this information
Mao di ay nalata akong unang gitanum. Sayup di ay to. Thank you sir!
Pag usab lang ug tanom.
@@TheAloeVeraGarden Yes sir. I will!
Excellent way to explain thanks, Toronto Canada ❤
You are so welcome! Wow from Canada.
This worked for me! 🤩 Very cool. It also happened with one where I went to gently reposition a plant, and the entire plant except the bottom leaf somehow popped out in my hand... So I planted that, and left the one leaf in the existing pot. Now a new plant is growing on the outside of the bottom edge of that leaf, and a second new plant started growing in the center of the base of the original leaf! Interesting plants. Thanks for the tips! 🪴☀️🎉
I have a kind of unrelated question, if you or anyone here might know. I have one aloe plant that started growing new leaves that are almost white in the center, with very dark green stripes (parallel with the leaf shape). It's very pretty, but I'm hoping it's not a sign of disease... It seems fine otherwise, and is even producing pups, so perhaps it's just a different type of aloe from the others. If anyone knows, I'd be curious! Thanks again, regardless. :)
I'm no expert, but generally spurting off pups from pups is a sign of unhappy living conditions [hence the aim to rapidly replicate, which in succulent species tends to work well in conditions of either too much or too little water...] I've learned this the hard way, but to my benefit, gifting me pups that've taught me plenty. Similar to gifts of thousands of baby cichlid baby fishies that I wasn't ready for, although that was a sign I was doing things correctly, but then had to scramble to decide what to do with all of those.
@@eYeZiQso what did you do with all of the fishes!? That’s crazy
Wow Lovely Planting ~
Thank you for good sharing 😊 LIKE it
My friend, have a good relationship 😊
Thank you.
Very clear and informative vid
Glad you liked it. Thank you very much for watching.
Thank you sir for your great video
Most welcome
You did a GREAT job thank you
Thank you too!
Hello and thank you for you video. Just a question .... in the last step when placing the stem with the pups on to the soil, do you water them? And if so, how often?
The soil is already moist when I placed it. Just keep the soil moist.
@@TheAloeVeraGarden Thank you
Is it put under the sun? Is it need to watering it?
The water excesos gets the aloe rotten
Thanks for sharing
Your videos are great but kinda have a random question all my aloe plant are healthy but I will have days where all my aloe leaves decide to point strait up in the air douse this indicate something?
Weather conditions and plant health affects their leaves. If given enough sunlight, their leaves will point straight up, with less sunlight they will grow sidewards. With less water, you will have thinner leaves, with enough water, they will have thick leaves.
Beautiful
Parabéns! Conteúdo muito bom. Sou produtor orgânico de babosa em Brasília-Brasil
Wow!
Thanks for the amazing video. How often you water it after putting it on top of the soil? And how much sunlight it needs a day?
I just keep the soil moist, not too wet. Place it in a well-lighted area, without direct sunlight.
Does it need to be warm? How warm?
Hello and thank you 4 this tutorial. And does the same method apply to aloe arborescens species?
Yes it does! But it's more difficult because the stem of barbadensis is harder and also takes longer to root and with much lower success.
Can you do a video of cutting the lead and then planting them
Did you spray water from time to time to the separated leaf that you leave on the container?
Yes, because it's so hot where I live when I made this propagation.
Nice
Thank you very much Professor. A question - does it work for both species? barbadensis miller or chinesis? THX
I haven't successfully done it with barbadensis. The last time I did it, it only rooted but it didn't grow pups. I try it again and give it more time to grow pups.
@@TheAloeVeraGarden MULTAM MULT
Thank you for the detail! I want to rescue and clone these Aloe plants my mom left me. I've almost killed them.
how are the aloes doing?
Hi tq for the video. Can stem cuttings get sprouts? Pls reply
There are more then 500 specise of aloevera in the whole world , can you creat a video on "which alovera is good,bad,no value for human body.
I will love that.
And also your content is so good and make scence.
I love this channel too much from my heart.
There is only one Aloe vera with two varieties, Chinensis and Barbadensis. There are, however, more than 500 aloe species and Aloe vera is just one of the Aloe species.
Totally. Thank you. Appreciate you sharing!! Keep it up ❤
Thanks for watching!
Interesting and I’ll have to try that.
Beautiful ❤❤ sir ❤❤❤❤ thanks ❤❤❤ good
Is autumn a good season to propagate? currently 20 'C but winter is coming soon. Temperature will go under 10 'C in 1 month.
Just keep it indoor and protect it from freezing. It will propagate and be ready for planting in the spring.
Thank you for the video, success always 👍
Thank you too
Hello sir, I have 3 aloe vera that are more or less 3 years old. I have the impression that they are not developing enough. They are in pots 10 cm in diameter. What can I do to make them grow more? Good for you. Rosalie
Hi Rosalie, can you send me a picture of your Aloe vera? You can send it to my Facebook Page: facebook.com/thealoeveragarden or you can send it to my email thealoeveragardenph@gmail.com
I have an aloe plant just like this that is 5-6 years old and is finally getting quite large now. But the roots are just so small and it falls over and I have to have it supported up. I wonder why. 🤔
But it does have five pups coming off of it now, two of them that need to be repotted. Probably going to do that today
Too much water, a plant will not root if it does not need to seek water
@@the_phantom_nova6200 Yep it was too much water. It finally started falling over and getting smooshy. I just cut it all up like in the guys video. Hopefully I will be able to get some pups like he did 😊
@kona702 best of luck! If spray the cuttings with some diluted hydrogen peroxide to get rid of any remaining mold.
Good job Good luck
Hello there,
I'm having a Aleo vera plant at home.
But i don't know which variety it is.
Will you be helping me??
Sure, just send me a picture of your Aloe vera. You can send it to my email address thealoeveragardenph@gmail.com or to my facebook page facebook.com/thealoeveragarden
That was very helpful
Glad it helped. Thank you for watching.
@@TheAloeVeraGarden spicy mustache has a simple aloe vera gel soap recipe. I think you will probably really like it.
@@christinelaloba8869 Yes I saw it, i think last year. It's a melt-and-pour soap recipe. I don't do melt and pour soap because it tends to sweat in humid conditions and also melts faster when used.
what is the variety of aloe verra do you yoused chainesses or barbadenses tank you !
The plant in the video is chinensis
@@TheAloeVeraGarden
which Verity is beter for gel production
Thank you so much
Thank you
You're welcome
hi po sir shout out po sa mga Tacloban City malapit na kasi fiesta💪😊❤, sana po maka bili ulit ako ng aloe sa inyo💪😊❤
Adik ka talaga sa Aloe vera hahahaha
Please help me, they gave me two aloe vera plants and they have a flower inside but they are too big and heavy, the only thing is that they are crooked, how can I straighten them?
Give the plant enough sunlight.
Sao lá để 10 ngày mà vẫn tươi, không bị héo & teo lại hay bị thối chỗ bị cắt như tôi trong 3-4 ngày chờ nẩy mầm thế nhỉ🤔
Is it okay if after cutting I put cinnamon powder?
Amei!❤🇧🇷
Prima di tutto grazie per tutto quanto insegni a noi poveri ignoranti delle questioni arboree! In questo momento però ho un altro problema: mi hanno regalato una bella pianta di aloe vera con qualche figliolino alla base. Sono passati 6 mesi ed è praticamente esplosa perchè i figli saranno a dir poco una ventina e in più ha fatto un fiore alto 80 cm che è oramai sfiorito però al posto di qualche fiore oggi sono apparsi due boccioli, non so come chiamarli, sembrano olive. Cosa faccio? Posso tagliare il gambo del fiore senza sapere lui cosa ha intenzione di fare con quei due cosi che sono spuntati? Posso separare la pianta madre da tutti i suoi figli? O aspetto che la pianta si spieghi meglio? Mi puoi aiutare? Grazie
How to take care of aloe vera during rainy season ?
This is a very good question, specially if your Aloe vera plants are potted and placed in the open. Rainy season would flash out the soil nutrients in the pot faster than the plant can absorb, so it's important to feed the plants with nutrients more often than usual.
I have a crush on your knowledge
Do it work for other aloes?
I haven't tried others.
Is it possible??
yes
Hello Sir saan po ba pwede ilagay ang aloe plant? Sa place where direct sunlight exposes every lunch time? Or sa place na sinisinagan/tutok ng direct sunlight pero tuwing umaga lang? Mejo lito lang po ako. Salamat
Sir can you make facebook group of alovera so we guys can post of what problem we are facing
Sory for bad eng
Actually meron na akong nagawa, it's a closed group, di pa lang ako nakapag invite. Wala pang members. Here's the link: facebook.com/groups/aloepinoy
@@TheAloeVeraGarden when will it open?
hmmm mine doesn't grow.. it got mushed after 3 days..
Thank u
Don’t want to be rude but my mom has propagated 3 aloe Vera’s from one plant without removing the whole plant
How?
Did she keep some of the root?
Yea it's is also possible because.. by roots growing it will produce pups
You can by taking pups from it but you can’t do it from leaf unless you are a fake Chinese Content creator, they create Aloe Pups from the Gel itself
How?
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Why my alovera leaf become thinner? It is not growing, what should i do?
MAYBE CHECK FOR ROOT ROT
if not maybe you are not watering it properly or is in direct sunlight too much
@@faisalfaixal2376 how to cure root rot?
One thing I'd like to know is the effect of urine as fertilizer or as water to an Aloe vera. Does it really help in the growth or it just slows it down or even kill it. Another thing is, can overwatering plus direct sunlight kill an aloe vera.
Impossible.. Why this always fails when i tried this?? :(
Just follow how it is done.
Sir Google says that aloevera chinensis is not edible
Not everything google says is true.
Thank you for the video…and this is for @Chanceforfreedom!
Everyone has a different methods of propagating plants… let’s just say thank you and maybe you can make your own video with your mom and share her method as well!
Let’s be kind to one another ❤
💚
I request please make some Hindi video please
♥️♥️♥️👍
I am crying right now because my aloe vera are rotted 😢
HAS THIS WORKED FOR ANYONE?
Yes it has for me
Waw
🙏🌱🪴👨🌾✨
Thank you. Very useful
Thank you
You're welcome.
thank you so much
You're welcome! 😊