Dividing and Repotting Aloe Vera - 🌿🪴👩🏻🌾
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- Опубликовано: 21 дек 2021
- I have an overgrown aloe vera plant that needs to be divided and repotted. Come with me, it's super easy to do, and so satisfying! Now I have a bunch of baby aloe plants that I can give as gifts. It's a great idea for an easy and quick last minute gift item.
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She's like a friendly and kind neighbor!
Aw, thanks so much!
How do you decide that?
That's the perfect way to describe her! I just found this channel and am so happy. :)
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I’m just now seeing this and now I want an Aloe plant! Thanks a lot! 😂. No really, I always overwatered my plants and killed them but now I’m trying it all again! This time with a chunky light well draining mix! I will give an Aloe another go! I do miss them! I can’t wait to get mine tomorrow.
Believe it or not, I killed a aloe plant. My friend said, "here is a aloe plant, there is no way for you to kill it". Well, she was wrong. I guess I over watered it. She got me another one for Christmas that just passed and it's flourishing. That's what brought me to your video. Thanks for all the information on re-potting.
we all live and learn!!!!
*Jenny, what I really like about many of your interior/sun porch videos, is that you are soft spoken. It feels like we are side by side sipping a little Tea* while you repot the Aloe Vera plants (rather than 'Instructor Extraordinaire' who thinks no one will hear him/her without a megaphone even when miked up ; ) Thank you for yet another informative and warmly presented video : D
ps I heeded your comment and just now repotted my Aloe into a *smaller* pot, it doesn't have root rot yet, nor any pups. But I use Aloe often and need the mother to multiply. *You are so sweet, even the deer in your area must say 'Yayyyy - Salad Bar Time !' in the Spring when your perennials start to come up. (You seem to accommodate everyone & everything's needs.) Love your Vids!*
Thank you so much! I appreciate the feedback! Happy Holidays!
Your friends are really lucky to receive such beautiful gifts 🎁 💗 💕 💖
Thanks
I love the idea of the big green container you used to catch extra soil in. Absolutely brilliant!
Thank you! I believe it's available on amazon here: amzn.to/3HYkuWk
Thanks for the tray link I was wondering the same thing. Will gt one. Less clean- up😊
She is wonderful at presenting this video
I use ALOE VERA in my DIY hair growth recipes. I put it in my hair every day.
I’m growing my own, but I’m in Winter, they have slowed down. I’m in Perth, Australia 🇦🇺
Thank you for your tips. I’m new to your channel.
Thanks for visiting! Sounds like you've got a good plan with the aloe use!
@@HarmonyHillsHomeandGarden
Your most welcome, I’ve since Subscribed to your channel…Is it correct that Aloe Vera or any Succulent slows down growth in Winter? I’m hoping now I have bought some correct soil I will see some difference.
did your hair grow? Because I need this tip. I lost a ton of hair from my old birth control device. 😭
Amazing mother and kids replanting!! Love those gifts!!!!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this video! When I took care of the aloe, it looked sad. When I neglected it, it thrived. I sprayed it with water maybe once a month and now I have so many pups which is what led me to this video. I’ll be giving it a try.
Great, glad it's helpful!
Thank you! I feel braver about cutting back the leaves and repotting my plants!
Love your confidence for your aloe care. I so used to be afraid of my plants! Thank you for all the helpful information. ❤❤❤🪴🪴🪴
Excellent gifts!!! As always, you've done another great job. Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks so much!
Really really helpful, I watched this video, stopped, went and repotted my aloevera plant babies, thank you :)
What a great tutorial! I needed all of this information for my own, thank you 🌹
Good luck!
They look really nice in those pots.
This channel offers a wealth of beauty tips and tricks, from skincare routines to makeup reviews. It's helped me step up my beauty game
Love all your videos Jenny! Thanks for sharing again.
Thanks so much!
I have an Aloe Vera plant that is now a grandmother and I’ve had her for a good 15 years. She’s huge and I actually had cut her off of her stalk two summers ago, let the cut callous over and replanted her. She rooted herself back into the new dirt and I left the old stalk, which grew babies off of it!! She had babies about five years ago and now those babies are having babies (hence my saying she’s a grandmother!)!
I actually use the feeling of the leaves as to determine when to water her. If the leaves are feeling firm and thick, she’s good. When I’m able to squeeze them, or they look floppy, she needs water.
As far as fertilizer, last year was the first time I gave them any, and I just gave them some Liquid Dirt and Super Thrive. I just found a succulent fertilizer on Amazon that I’m going to try next year.
For soil, I use a cactus soil and mix in pumice and orchid bark. Sometimes I buy Bonsai Jack Succulent mix and add that in as well.
Will you be doing any more houseplant videos? I just found your channel from this video. I’m disabled and unable to do outside gardening but I have a large houseplant collection and enjoy caring for them.
Those babies will be well loved by their recipients - such great gifts! Thank you for sharing! 💜💚🪴🌵
Oh my, that's wonderful! I'm not a huge houseplant person, though I do have a spider plant that is probably the 5th or 6th generation of one that I got when we first were married 35 years ago!!!! I will be doing some more videos about indoor gardening this winter, so I hope you'll follow along. I'm sure you can teach me a thing or two!!!
@@HarmonyHillsHomeandGarden I just love houseplants and I do have Spider plants but they are tricky!! I’ve found that once they like a location, they don’t respond to being moved well at all!!
I’ll keep an eye out for more videos from you and feel free to reach out with any questions! I’d love to help! 💜💜💜
Thank you for this very helpful video. You've encouraged me to tackle my own aloe vera. Hopefully, my repotting will be a success. Thanks again for your time.
Good luck!
Thank you. I just seperated my huge aloe vera plant today. It is a plant that has been in my family for decades. I have never separated it before. I put some, not all of the 'babies' in some pots with potting soil. I pray they will survive. I have them in a 'cool' place and the soil is a bit wet right now; so I will not water for a while I suppose. Thank you.. thumbs up!
Good luck with yours! My mother plant, and all of her babies, are doing really well. I hope the same for yours!
Love this! Great instruction and lovely kind and friendly manner😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you! I have a huge Aloe I'm now confident I can repot!
This was so much fun to watch, thank you!
If you plant the root part it will grow more tops.
You can use cinnamon on cuts to dry it out.
Good tips, thanks!
And the off cut leaves will root also if they're first allowed to form a calus then potted in cactus mix.
Watching this video has been sooooo very helpful, thank you dry much!
I'm glad! Good luck!
Lovely gift idea Jenny 💕
Thanks! Happy Holidays!
Thanks for the awesome tips! My aloe vera is growing lots of babies and I just left them to grow in the existing big pot. After some time some babies just fell out. I was not sure how to repot them, afraid to hurt the roots. After watching your video, you have given very clear instructions. Will try to do it! Thanks so much. Btw my main aloe vera was thrown away by a neighbour for more than a year too. I watered it once in awhile and decides to adopt it, give it a nice pot. After taking care of it, babies popped up. ❤
Sounds like you have a wonderful plant(s)!!!
@@HarmonyHillsHomeandGarden Thanks! Starting to see more results after caring for them, been busy and not doing my best! Hope to learn more from you! Thanks again! and i just bought new pots! hope to share with you more on my results!
Beautiful job, this was educational and relaxing. Thank you 😊
Your voice and depth of explanation is so calming!
So true about watering! and fertilizing to get more blooms for longer.
Thank you so much for a great informative video, I have two pots of overgrown aloe vera plants and didn't know how to separate them not to mention that they are spikey and crowded in the pot. I was dreading to handling them, they're spikey and hard to handle! I guess I'll wear gloves and newspaper to wrap them and avoid their spikes. I truly appreciate ur easy explanation and handling of them. I live in Florida and had the plants for over a year and they have grown out greatly, this winter the poor plants froze and looked sad, thought I will loose them but I trimmed the frozen sections and it's healing itself nicely and they're ready to be repotted. Now I know how to do it correctly! Thanks again! 👍❤️
Good luck!
This was SO helpful. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Those will be nice gifts!!
Yes, the recipients liked them. :-)
That's exactly what I needed. Thank you much👌💫
Loved your video! Thank you for sharing.
Brilliant. I always kept the roots from the cuttings on. Thanks
Very informative. I have a huge aloe which needs some dividing. This video helped a lot.
Very pretty
Happy Holidays and have a joyous new year. So love your program.
Thank you so much! Happy Holidays to you too!!!
Thank you for sharing. I like the idea of the green container. I never thought of such a brilliant idea. I love your soft voice and mannerisms. It is a pleasure to be in your planting area. 😊
Thank you!
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Those look wonderful, great gifts, Merry Christmas Jenny.
Thank you! You too!
You are so sweet, beautiful and nurturing. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge 🙏💕💕
Wow, thank you!
Thank you for this, it was very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you 😊 I've bought my first Aloe today from Wilkinsons in Sheffield UK,
Wonderful! Have fun with it!
Great video! I’m repotting my Aloe Vera😊
Thank you. Good luck!
I enjoyed watching this video!! Thanks
Thanks for watching!
You just saved my aloe vera babies. 💖 I made the huge mistake of watering them right after I cut them from their mama and trimmed a few leaves (worse: I put them in a large glass of water, because I had no soil at hand to replant them). The leaves at the bottom rot, and kept rotting even after I put them in soil (because I watered them again... ) but the top is salvageble still. Thank you!
Thank you!! I have a large aloe that has REALLY grown 'wonky'......didn't know what to do!!!!!!🥰
Hope you can repot it successfully. good luck!
Hi Jenny! I'd love to see a video of what the 'mother' alove vera plant looks like now. Cheers!
Sorry, I gifted it to someone and don't have it any longer.
Probably it,s dead . Because she cut off all the roots . I don,t understand why she did that 🙄🤔☹️
Love to use the aloe jelly as a hair conditioner.
Hmm, I've never done that!
Thanks for this video.❤️
YW!
Loved the vidio 👍👍
So nice
Merry Christmas !!!
Merry Christmas to you too!
VIdéo très utile et très claire - Merci beaucoup!
That was a good video 📹👌👏👍
Thank you!
Thank you 😊
Useful care tips 👌
Thanks a lot, I appreciate it!
6:50 That smile!!! 🤣🤣🤣 Yeah, not the best mom but hey, the aloe, she's still kicking 😁
Thank you I learned a lot
Glad it was helpful!
You can also add nice colored rocks or glass stones around the base of the plant to hold it straight up
Morning thanks for the info 😺
Any time!
Your hair looks cute🥰
Aww, thanks!
Good informative video thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Cool
Lovely Lady ❤️
Thank you for watching.
Great video. I need to research mine, as it’s huge and I left it out in the very cold (Texas) night. It’s really red/purple. Maybe I can save it. Tfs.
Good luck!
Great video I really want to know what I should use to wrap my Aloe plant so it grows how wide it gets.
Hm, not sure what you mean. I don't wrap my Aloe plant.
Hello again....I can't believe I'm writing again so soon lol. Well, I failed my farmer roots.....😥😥 I had all kinds of pups and medium sized aloe plants. Dang near brought them back to life. I transplanted all the squished together plants and I had given a bunch away to friends at work. Well I haven't spoken with the gals at work about the plants, but I was sure succesful killing every one of my plants.....so sad... I'm trying again. Bought a few at Home Depot. I saw maybe I had too much dry soil and I tried to let the wounds heal up before transplanting. I may have gone too long there leaving them out. We'll see if this girl can be successful this time around. I had some pretty plants too......dang! I can't believe I'm the last comment last time too lol. I will be in touch when I find out one way or another.....
Sorry to hear - good luck trying again!!!!
Man, imma one up you here. When I moved into my house 16 years ago, I went to Home Depot and bought some coconut fiber - you know, those 169 bowl sizes? I had a BUNCH of aloe that I just stuck into soil because that’s what my Nana taught me, aloe-soil, you know..l that’s what aloe needs. Fast forward 16 years for this poor creature. STILL ALIVE. I’ve watered it… not joking…. Maybe once a year. It’s been in partially sunny and then very, very shaded parts of my house. Last year a part of it bloomed in the dark. Pretty sure it’s been surviving on humidity and spite alone. Currently repotting everything (main stalk and pups) into a more beneficial place. With…. A major hunk load being tossed in the trash as desiccated plant matter.
I have faith this creature will survive the apocalypse. I think if any window in my house should break, with the natural air humidity…. My braven child - go forth and populate. You are a survivor!
This is exactly what I needed. Thank you. How is the big aloe plant now?
It hasn't grown very much, but it's still very much alive. :-)
Susan here, i have always had issues with aloe, ugh, but started to get into i keep mine in an east window with grow lights, i have one that i have had now 3 years, its had one or two new leaves and does not do a thing but just sit there haha, so i added top soil to it, and i use osmocote to fertilize mine and water once a month, thats it, loose soil, and a small enough pot, but that one plant is stubborn its healthy great roots but just wont produce pups, no idea why, it should have long ago,i have many types of aloe and now i cant get enough of them haha
Hm, I don't know enough about them to offer you anything other than sympathy, but I wish you the best of luck!
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Squeeze the gel out of the old leaves you clip off and put it into a glass jar into your refrigerator for usage when you need it
The leaves that you took off the mother plant would they propagate for new plants also?
Yes, I think so. I have chopped them into about 2" cuttings and laid them on some soil, hoping they root in.
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Of u need aloe for hair or skin you can freeze the leaves in ziplock bags for.later use.
Good to know!
Just curious, if you poot the root system with the little bit of green, would you get more PUPS from those roots?
I did try that, but it didn't survive. 🙁
I have cuttings with no stem or node attached how (an if) could I try and get roots, H-E-L-P, txs🤗
Hm, I'm not sure! I don't know a whole lot about succulents, but maybe a google search would be helpful?
How can I report my aloe plant leaf
What do you do with the leaves that you cut out? Can you propagate from them?
I'm not exactly sure. I tried propagating them and it didn't work, but I probably did it wrong.
I just dumped the entire ball of dirt and roots out onto the ground, then carefully broke up the dirt and separated the babies one at a time.
Thanx for the tips. We'll see if my thumb turns green....aloe green that is lol.....
Good luck!
i always water mine before i remove them to repot, much eaiser
Thanks for sharing! Why are you cutting off the roots of the mother plant?
I have the same question 😮🤔🙄
Hello ,I did this basically the same way you did but I watered all my plants because I hadn’t watched this video yet and I didn’t know that they should be left to heal first . Will my plants be okay? Also thank you for this great video !
Also , how would you recommend getting rid of spider mites on aloe Vera?
Wait, what happened to the good root system on the main aloe. And did it survive/regrow roots after you completely cut the stem and roots off?!
No, it was a sacrifice to the aloe gods. but we got a lot of great offshoots and such, so the original mama plant did her job well.
Can you regrow broken Aloe leaves?
What do you do with all of those larger leaves that you cut off? Can you store the leaves in the refrigerator in a bag to use for medicinal purposes?
I'm not sure! I think I tried to root them, failed at that, and then tossed them onto the compost pile.
Great Video. I recently bought and Potted an Aloe Vera Plant. The Mother Plant seems to be thriving. Although I used a normal potting mix rather than a Cactus/Succulent Mix since I wasn't aware of it. Would my Plant still be OK? Also, there is one leaf at base of the Mother plant that is sort of rotten and mushy. However, I'm sort of worried about removing that Leaf since there's a very tiny pup right next to the Leaf and I don't want to damage the Pup in the Process. Could you give me some Advice? I'm from Southern Ontario, Canada and I've got my Aloe indoors right by the Window. We don't really get Great Weather most of the times though at the moment we're enjoying our Spring/Summers. Thanks 😊
Dang a year and a half. I used to kill every succulent but now I just never water them and they are great.
Right? They seem to thrive on my neglect - which benefits both of us!
Never water them ? Impossible . At least water them once every 2 or 3 months
Mine is 3X that size! I bought it last year. I thought maybe I can divide instead of a bigger pot.
Good luck whatever you decide!
@@HarmonyHillsHomeandGarden Thank you! I decided to do what you did, I now have 15, 3” pots of ‘pups’ I will go around and share with my neighbors.
To each their own but I throw out old soil; especially stuff that is past two years old. There are no nutrients left in that soil by then. I also add worm castings into my soil mix as a fertilizer.
I killed my first Aloe Vera. I don’t think that I had enough perlite in the soil and I probably overwatered it. The poor thing put out a baby before it died though. I still have that baby years later. I just repotted it a few days ago. I hope that it doesn’t mind! It has grown a lot.
I put perlite in my succulent soil (even the kind that is labeled succulent and/or cactus mix), usually they never have enough drainage material in them even though they are supposed to be mixed properly for cacti and succulents. I also mix pumice into my succulent/cactus soil. It lasts so much longer than perlite and works better, too. I’ve been getting some really poor quality perlite lately no matter what brand I buy. It is mostly powder!
I know most people say that Aloe Vera is easy to grow. Must be my house conditions are not favorable for Aloe Vera. I find it to be a fussy plant even when I ignore it. I have other types of Aloe plant and many different types of succulents that I have no problem with. Aloe Vera just does not like it here.
If you notice people who grow Aloe Vera in tropical areas when they repot it appears that they have regular soil with very little drainage material in it that they grow their Aloe Vera plants in. They grow big beautiful plants but they have very sandy soil. That makes a big difference. You don’t see it but they have sandy soil in many areas. Apparently Aloe Vera love that. I don’t know what the sand to soil ratio is. I tried just adding sand to my soil mix and it did not go over well with my plant. I still add some sand by I use at least half perlite and pumice. So far it is working well.
Help I got to cutting s of aloe Vera baby cutting .I reported them .put them outside. In the sun .but they look like there not going to make it ?
Oh dear! I'm not sure, sorry, I don't know much about them. Good luck!
What is the purpose of cutting mother roots off?
Someone gave me a big aloe and I am.tryong not to kill it lol. Hopefully these tips will help.
Good luck!
Hi. Is it ok to water when, like you said , the top 2 inch of soil dries ? If so, then mine dries out in a week or less so can I water it weekly ?
Mine is happy being watered once a week, but is okay if I forget and go a few days longer.
@@mariepellerin2151 thanks so much.
All I have is the leafs and no roots at all ?
Good gods i have a lot of work to do! I have 4 aloe that my mom stole from me & I am Finally getting my 13th bday present from my fav. late😢 uncle at 40....she's been doing it wrong for YEARS!!!!! Wrong pot, wrong repoting🤷🏼♀️ What are your thoughts on separating the Leaves at the root & topping them & planting them? Some of these are so rotted I'm worried if i replant them it will not grow. I wish I looked on here not listened to her😂 ugh
Oh gosh, so sorry to hear. Well, I think in your situation, I would do a bit more google research and find other info about how to deal with your specific situation. I've not had good luck with rooting individual leaves, but if you're separating a root ball, and each piece ends up with some root attached, I imagine it would work. Good luck!
Is it the edible variety that you have?
I don't know, sorry.
you look beautiful
How often do you water your aloe Vera? Are there any signs to know that tell you the plant needs water or do you wait a certain amount of day between waterings?
Ummmmmm..... I almost never water it. In fact, it was put on the floor out of sight for over a year without water, and it lived. I would definitely not over water it. Once a month seems enough to me, honestly.
@@HarmonyHillsHomeandGardenHi. Is it ok to water when, like you said , the top 2 inch of soil dries ? If so, then mine dries out in a week or less so can I water it weekly ?
@@SamSam-ub3rw yes, water it when it needs it, no matter how many days between. if it needs it weekly, then that's fine. if only every two weeks, that's fine too. Let the soil tell you when.