How To Plant Aloe Vera Pups Without Roots
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- Опубликовано: 2 дек 2020
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love it!! i have about 60 pups to plant today and I think you saved all their lives....
Is that true without root aloe vera grow ? Plz say anybody . Because that answer save my aloe vera plant
@@joysarkar6402yes it is a resilient plant
@@joysarkar6402 I think no
@@joysarkar6402 the answer is yes they will still grow plus these are hard to kill plants so don't worry about it
@@arandomcanadian2948 it needs water … tender soil thats it every week .. if true
My pups grew right on the side of mama plant just below the soil. I went to dig them out and to my surprise it was attached to mama plant so it had no roots. This is a great video
Mine did the same! Her first batch didn’t do that so I was super surprised!! Did your pups end up growing? Also did you spray them in the two weeks or? Thanksss!
This video is EXACTLY what I needed. I had to remove all of the roots of my small/medium aloe plant because of rootrot. Thank you!
Easy and simple to understand... Thank you for the video!
I watched a few videos that were good guides for similar tasks but this is exactly what I wanted to do and you have helped me greatly. Thank you so much!
Glad I could help! Thank you for watching my videos.
Please tell me which thing is used in pots to plant
@@aleeharf6208 I just used a basic potting compost
Thank you for the tips... It helps us learn how to grow aloes the proper way.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching.
Looks like magic of nature
The relation between mud n root n they hold so tightly
nice! just what I needed :D thanks, guys!
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Vou fazer nas minhas que estão praticamente sem raízes 😍
I really love to watch
your videos because
for you...
everything looks easy
to do.🤗
It's easy. What's difficult with planting? :P
Your tips for aloe are amazing... I love growing aloe vera... thankewww
So nice of you 😊😊
I have one aloe plant and I didn’t know that you remove the tiny ones that grow in to make more. 😬 I’ve had this plant 18mo. Also w/e that is on your palm I wanna get it reeeeeal bad. LOL great video. Thanks!
I love the little Aloe Vera's, I Should try these in my garden, Nice Work po..
Thanks for visiting
Ive has a pup for about 3 years and its only given me one or two small aloe before it dies and starts all over its never given me roots its still alive but man... ive been giving this baby so much love over the years i think i will try this and stop adding small drops of watee i think that i stoped it from growing all these years.
Great tips. Thanks for sharing. 💕💝 Have a blessed day! 🌻😊💐
Thank you! You too!
nice lovely ALovera plants thank you for the tutorials how to plant
Thanks for visiting
Oh... I just potted a rootless pup and I had no hope of it living.. turns out it can. Great. Thx. Potted two
Wonderful!
Good work thanks شكرا🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿
You're welcome. Thank you for watching.
Update: My aloe was in the sun when it turned brown. I brought it inside and chopped the bottom off to try again, and it worked! It turned green again 😮 and idk if it has roots or not yet, but its alive!!!
Didn't work for mine. It just turned brown and shriveled up gradually...
Thank you very much! ❤💚❤ Now I know what I did wrong. 🍀🐞
great👍😊thank you.
Nicely done! Great share my friend. Big Like 96
Thanks for the visit
really its work thankyou so much
so good; l learnt something new...
Thank you 😃
Thank you! 💕
This is a really good video. I'll try this. Thank you!
Thank you very much.
Thank you for this video. I would definitely try this. I am trying to save my aloe vera. I put it in the bathroom, is it advisable? I live in the basement where there is no direct sunlight so do you have suggestion where could I put it? Hope you wiill notice this. Thank you.❣
Thanks for sharing useful tips👍
Welcome 😊
Thank you
Informative sharing thanks for this info
So nice of you, thank you very much.
great bg music
hey so the first ever aloe pups i had were doing great after i replanted them.but now i had like 10-15 pups growing from the mom plant. and now when i replanted them after a week theyre all drying out. i did water them but why does that happen and what do i do now? i dont want them to die
lovely thanks for sharing....
Thanks for visiting
wowwwww good information awesome vlog friend
Thank you so much 🙂
Thanks!
Thank you for the video
You're welcome
Thank you.
May apka bohat bara fan ho Gaya hu 😋😊☺️
Thank you!
Welcome!
I was already try this and this is work
Your garden is the best
Really? So nice of you. Thank you so much.
Thanks! I have 3 pups right now ready! ... 2 questions:
1. What kind of soil did you use??? (is it better succulent mix or just compost, humus soil, etc)
2. Can we seal de end of the root with cinnamon to prevent rotting instead of letting it heal by itself days as you said?
probably use a succulent mix, and i think cinnamon can work as long as you know its real cinnamon
Does the soil in which the aloe vera is placed has to be dry or wet at the beginning?
i'm amazed that even without roots, they will grow
Yes, thank you.
Succulents are so hardy and always find a way to survive. I watched a video where a lady added hot glue (!) to the base of some succulents to make a wreath and the plants still survive, creating roots with time... amazing ☺️
Leonor C. And here I am having managed to kill multiple succulents lol
@@Simon-xl1yz oh no! 😂
This what i learned from the video (you my friend have to watch it so you could correct me)
1. Dont plant the pups without the roots they just touch the soil, just hold them with stones. DONT WATER THEM.
2. After 2 weeks, you can relocate them in new pot and plant them stick into soil then water them.
Actually you can also plant the pups in the soil, but they are more prone to rotting compared with just putting them on top of the soil.
@@TheAloeVeraGarden i did the same way. But pups bottom(the part in soil) become burn. Now what do i do? Plz suggest, thank you
@@mathexwithsirusman It's normal for the bottom part to turn brown, you shouldn't have disturbed it.
@@mehakasif_ Yes, it will be okay. It will grow.
Great use of hydrotropism...
Wow, first time I heard about the word. I actually googled it.. and it's quite interesting. Thank you.
Wow😍😍
Tq sir. Just in correct time I gain this knowledge from u. My pulp very slow grow. Now the leaves turn to brown slowly. Sad.
Thank you.
I love it
watching again
so how many days I need to water the pup after new planting? or I just need to wait for 2 week without watering at all? don't the soil might me too dry if i'm not watering it for 2 weeks?
Thank you for making this video😍
You're welcome. Thank you very much also for watching. :)
I did notice that pups leaves are thinning without roots even when I plant them the way you did. Is that normal for a pup without roots?
Very nice
thanks for sharing
Thank's
Loved the video, keep up the
He great work
Thank you so much.
@@TheAloeVeraGarden of course, just keeping producing and helping people
What if i cut the roots will it stay alive i just did the same as i did to the mother cutting the whole thing down
Do u water or spray them initially? Thanks for the video.
No, just use a moist soil.
Should these be put in sunny area for them to root?
Wow 👍🏻
Thank you.
I have a question I have a Chinese aloe vera but it's so small and not growing bigger before it was outdoor but I was burned so I brot it indoor and is never gave me pups and I have a big aloe vera bug I don't know its variety
Chinese aloe vera or the chinensis variety is sensitive to too much sunlight but it can adapt if you just let it stay in full sun. They will turn brown for a while but will turn back to green when they have adjusted to their new environment. Here's a video on that: ruclips.net/video/MfEXyYZGpKg/видео.html
Ok, mine had a root and then lost it. On what medium should it be transplanted once it regrows its root?
Alo vera is my favorite
One of my favorites too. :)
Good one... nice sharing.
stay connected #TeenyTots
Thank you, I will
Do we have to dry them few days?
does this work on cuttings that are older than "pups"?
Nice music and vids
Thanks
I have a question my alo pups are rooting as they grow 3 or 4 leaves some are dying with only one small leaf i have only one mother plant what should i do
Hi does it work for a more mature aloe. My Aloe just disconnected and I don't know if this will work. Thank you!
Yes it does! Here's the video ruclips.net/video/h1uoht-7wO8/видео.html&t
Please make a video about how to water aloe vera plant
Yes, I will. Thank you.
The key to watering aloe vera and other succulents: don't
@@fannybear8 not true with aloe vera.
@@TheAloeVeraGarden are you watering after you place the no root pups or are you placing them on damp soil and allowing the roots to grow before watering?
@@JuiceBoxx_627 I just placed them in damp soil and allow the pups to root first before watering.
Do you callus the cuttings before putting them into the pot and do you water them during that period?
No, i don't callus little pups. I also don't water them until they start to grow roots. :)
Can we use this for mother plants too?
Hawuda jud kaayo 😍😍😍
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How often do I water during the 2 weeks? Thanks a lot for the video :)
Did you ever figure out what works best to water during those first two weeks or not? I have 3 pups that I picked today
Great videos my friend, keep up the great content. Currently I am a little confused with my oldest aloe vera plant, I have replanted many babies from my oldest plant, but suddenly it has a thick green stem growing out the side of the plant about 5 inches above the base of the plant and it looks like it has 2 tiny aloes on the end, I was wondering how would I remove this from the plant and how to replant it? Because I have never come across this before and I can't seem to find anything on Google about this.
This usually happens when the plant gets taller. The green stem growing is supposed to be a pup, had the trunk of the main plant is covered with soil. If you do not remove it, it will grow like a branch, but it will also grow some roots crawling down the stem to the ground. You can remove and replant it. However, it is a little difficult to detach it from the trunk by bare hands. You have to use a knife.
@The Aloe Vera Garden wow thank you for the reply and the great information, this will help me alot when it comes time to removing it and replanting it, your videos and your replies are a wealth of knowledge, thank you so much for your help.
So if one of them DID have a root, should I water it right away? Or still wait?
00:33 "for some reason" it's bc I'm a butterfingers with more enthusiasm than sense 😂
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Thank you.
Hi, MY 2 little plants got knocked over yesterday. I'm going through your videos now. Trying to save what I can ..
They broke at the bottom. Now looking at my plant , while watching your videos. It looks liks my plants were starting to rot .
Should I put the little stems with the bit of roots still on it, Into new moist soil. OR .. Ontop of the soil? To hopefully start growing new roots.
The upper part looks just like these little guys you have here. Should I let the ends dry up for a few days, OR Did you place these pups onto that soil right after you cut them , without drying the ends?
In my panic last night, I watched a few videos before I found you. What made me stop looking for other videos,, And To 👍& Subscribe to yours is..
You were the Only one that I found that did Updates .. WOW , you showed us the right way Then Updates to proved to us , how we can Propagate Aloe leaves. No other videos showed me the same way you did. Also what I noticed & liked to see is you actually reply to all your comments. Those 2 things mean a lot to me. I asked you another question on your Composting video to . Lol
Cheers from Toronto Canada 🇨🇦
Aloe vera will not rot if it is just broken. I am not sure how broken your aloe vera is to know which part to plant back, because you can plant the stump and the upper part with leaves. But it still depends on how badly damaged the plant is. If you can show me a picture of the plant, it would help me to tell you what to do with it. You can send it to my Facebook page facebook.com/thealoeveragarden or email me to thealoeveragardenph@gmail.com
Hi again..
Well my plant from last year ended up dying 😢
My neighbor gave me a few aloe plants the other day.
I'm not wanting to give up lol😊
I sent you an email last night to this address you have me last year.
I attached a few pictures for you to see what I'm dealing with.
I would really appreciate it if you could help me get these little guys started the right way.
So I don't kill them.
You make it look so easy lol
I just have a hard time growing aloe.
Can you let me no if you got my email please.
If not I will send another. .
Thank you .
Hi! Please help! I just planted my aloe pup in soil and watered it. It had a stem, but no roots. Should I water it again in 3-4 days or wait 2 weeks for roots to grow out before watering it again? 🙏🏻
Just wait for the plant to grow roots before watering it again. Also check the moisture of the soil, if it's too dry like bone dry, you can spray a little water to make it moist.
@@TheAloeVeraGarden Ok, thank you so much!! :)
@Tiffany Moore It worked! My aloe plant is growing strong now! Hope yours does too!!
Sir, will the aloe aloe vera pups grow better with the parent or is it better to separate them for better growth?
It's better to wait until they separate. Aloe pups are connected to the mother plant, but at certain time, they will separate. Here's a video ruclips.net/video/bkJhRmmutc0/видео.html
I have a bunch of small aloes which are growing like 2 roots underneath each leaf, the older leaves are drying out, I am worried about these alles. They are towering up but the healthy roots up there, babies growing from the stems, older leaves dying so quickly, what should I do? I don’t know if I should dig it out and replant the babies from the stem although they are really small and the roots aren’t attached to them or if I should remove the old leaves although they aren’t brown yet.
What kind of Aloe do you have?
@@TheAloeVeraGarden The type you can buy at Ikea. lol I have no idea because they didn't come with a label, but pretty sure they are just like the one from your video. I had an infestation of knats not too long ago with them. They barely survived because I had to deal with the knats somehow, now they are just getting by. They can't take the sun outside, so I can't leave them outside at all, they would just get mushy and reddish or brownish and I can only hope that they have enough energy to grow new roots when I put them into soil. But I am not so sure what I can do about those towering ones.
Where did you place the aloes after putting in a container .. Is it in a shade area or in a direct sunlight?? Ty..
The aloe vera in the video was placed in a shaded area, but it can be placed in direct sunlight too. The only difference is that if you place it in direct sunlight, the leaves will turn brown in the next couple of weeks, but will turn back to green when it starts to grow roots.
Are we supposed to wait with potting them for 1-2 days after we remove them from the mom plant or can we go straight ahead ? Mine feel a little bit moist at the bottom when I detach them
It is normal that the bottom part is moist if you plant it directly because the juice of the plant is still dripping. That is why it is not recommended to water the plant after planting if you are planning to place it indoor or in a shaded area. But, if you are planning to place it outdoor and during summer, it is better to water it to maintain the moisture of the soil to encourage the plant to grow roots. You can also wait for 1 to 2 days after you separate the pups from the mother plant before planting. Both ways are okay.
@@TheAloeVeraGarden thank you for your quick reply !!
Where are you from? Do you live in a tropical country right? I see your plants are outside so I think your country is a warm country. I live in a country that is located in northern hemisphere and today it snowed a lot. It’s spring here and still cold. Summer is coming. 🌱
Yes, I am in a tropical country. I live in the Philippines. :) From what country are you?
@@TheAloeVeraGarden I am from Mongolia. I know that Phillippines has many beautiful islands and beaches while Mongolia is a whole landlocked country. Each country has its own charm. 😃
Wonder full😍😍
what is the variety of baby aloe in this vedio barbadensis or chinensis?
They're the pups of a chinensis variety.
Should the soil be half sand and half soil?
This happened to my first aloevera the root was cut and I thought it would die but it grew a lil root
Good to hear that. Thank you for watching.
This happened just now to my first aloe Vera and I felt so bad, I needed to know if could survive still. I didn’t know that the roots were so weak.
So you just pop them gently in dirt and don’t water for 2 weeks? I saw another girl do a video on this and she said to just mist them every few days
How much sunlight should I give them after potting? Is it best to put them in a window or outside?
It's up to you. If you place it outside, the plant will turn brown but once it starting to grow roots, it will also starts to turn green. If you place it indoor, the plant will remain green even if hasn't rooted yet. If by the window, maybe slightly brown but will turn back to green when it starts to grow roots.
I have a pupe can I cut its root and plant the pup and the root separately as a way to get 2 aloeveras?
Do you mean just like this one? ruclips.net/video/WB10maO639I/видео.html
Which soil is use to this
Nice video, in which country / climate did you grow your area? Looks tropical
I live in the Philippines and yes, it's tropical.
@@TheAloeVeraGarden the view is just beautiful 😊
I don't know if you'll get this this is a pretty old video I have one question the soil did you use wet soil or dry soil and what kind of soil did you use
I used damp soil (not so wet) in the video so that I will not have to water it. You can use dry soil and then water when the plant has started to grow roots after a week. I use garden soil.
Meron nga din po ako tinanim na ganyan wala ng roots pero tinusok ko sa lupa, okay pa naman po buhay pa, although maliit pa rin sya.
Mabagal talaga tumubo ang aloe vera kapag maliit pa, kaya mas okey kung medyo malaki na siya bago e separate sa mother plant.
@@TheAloeVeraGarden Oo nga po eh katagal.
Please make video on Growing aloe vera from seeds
Take to much time
is there aloe seeds?
@@Abdullahfar yup yup
I don't have Aloe vera seeds right now.
@@TheAloeVeraGarden No problem.
What happens if I watered the pup after planting it?
Sir, aloe vera plant ko sunlight mai rakhna hai ya shade mai???