You're a life saver. I found an aloe plant down the street from my house about 6 months ago. I don't know much about aloe plant and I thought it was too far gone but I figured I'd try to bring it back to life. It was small with no roots on it and completely dried out but it came back to life quickly. The other day I noticed it made a baby and I was shocked because I thought they were supposed to flower and seed like my other plants. I did not know what to do about the baby but now I do thanks to you. When the baby is bigger I will move it to its own pot. Thank you so much.
I had no idea what I was getting into when I bought my aloe, apparently she's happy, she's got like 5 or 6 pups. My mom wants one so I guess I'll get them out today. edit: I'm gonna put the rest at the end of my drive way with a sign that says free aloe, I'm 100% sure they'll be gone.
The first Pup I pulled had no root system on it so when I planted it it shocked and most of the plant died, but I kept watering it and new leaves Spring out of the dead leaves…. Don’t give up on your aloes, they bounce right back with a little love and knowledge! Truly great video, I love how you got right in there and showed us how to loosen the pups root system before pulling, I’m gonna try it with mine later today!
I’ve taken on an old aloe Vera plant from my pastor that retired. It looked in rough shape so I had cut off the base shorter and replanted. I really thought it would die. And now it’s got new pups sprouting up! I’m so excited lol I don’t really have a green thumb so I’m excited to see new growth
Ive got so many more pups than that.... I have let them grow too long with the parent... Now I dont know what to do with all these pups and parents and cousins and other relatives!!! 😆
Hey, you are a sweetheart and I learned that aloe cactus rock. My plants have grown from one dying plant! If you have these plants you can propagate dozens of plants from one plant. From there you will not believe how many plants you will create!!!
Thanks for you advice! I was given a mature aloe vera about 10 years ago. You can imagine what it looks like now having received no care. Your video will go along way towards dealing with these "pups"!
I noticed that the mother plant looked damaged. Are you able to show us what you would do to it to repair it or would you leave the damage leave to repair themselves? Thanking you. Love your videos
@Will Wallace exuse me my sister just squished my aloe leaf and it ended up being soft but after a few hours it started healing itself because the flesh inside was killed by the situation my sis did so to repair snapped leaves just wrap it using anything just leave it for as long as you want and there it's repaired
Loved the video! I just noticed one of my aloes had 2 pups today! I was so pleasantly surprised :) Gonna wait for them to grow a little more then gift them~
Thanks so much for this, and useful years after posted, I'm notorious for killing plants, and finally have a plant that I haven't killed well enough that it's having pups so I had no idea what to do.
What do you do when the pup is growing literally off the base of the mother plant right at the bottom of the plant? How do you remove it when it's sharing the same stem and roots? Will it eventually remove itself if I leave it alone?
Nice video, thanks. Just one question, as I am more familiar with transplanting plants than separating them and usually I would first soak a plant in water first, so to make it easier to separate roots without tearing them, so I wanted to ask if you thought it a good idea or a bad idea to first soak the soil in water before separating the aloe plant. Again thanks for ur video.
3 months ago my cousin gave me a aloe plant that looked a little sickly an I had no idea how to care for it. Well some how I brought it back to life and it looks healthier besides 2 damages leafs an now it's growing 2 pups !! How big should the pups be before you remove it to another pot ? I have no idea on what I am doing and a little guidance would be great thank you so much for uploading this vid because I can definitely use this later! 🤗
I got my Aloe (George) I named him but I think I'll have to rename him now😆,of my husband it had 3 stems and was only a teenager let's say,now after much love he's got 12 stems is huge and I was pleasantly surprised to see pups growing at the side the other day,I'm made up 🥰even more so now I know what their called
I keep mine inside all year round since I don't have a garden, but if yours are in pots, then just bring them inside by a window so they can get whatever sunshine there is, and water them like normal, just try to make sure your house isn't too cold so they don't freeze. ☺️
Robert Stoker That’s what I want to know. I have an Aloe plant that has grown so out of control in its pot. But it’s growth is on top of the original plant. So it’s like the leaning tower of Pisa!
I just took the whole plant out of the pot and shook off the dirt to loosen them. You can pull the pup away from the main plant. If it breaks just put it in water for a while until it forms roots again.
Well if they're all spotted when they're babies and my babies are having. The sucks though because my son repotted the plant can take the leaves down so the part of the stomach sticking out of the soil and because of that the baby started growing from the side and now it's not standing straight up it's folded over and babies are sticking out of the stem.
why does aloe confuse me so muchhhh. I dont get how aloe grows pups and what its gonna look like :( I cant pull off 1 leave and propagate ? it has to have roots?
I got my first aloe vera plant last summer. It has gotten big. And it has a baby pup just starting to come up. Maybe just half inch long or less. I would love to transplant it to another pot so I can start another one. I'm just afraid I'll hurt it in the process.
So I came up on your video because I was doing that exact project getting the pups from the mother plant and I pulled one up with no roots on it. I did plant it in a pot. My question is do you think this will take root?
my aloe looks really similar even though it has a sustainable pot. I never overwatered it or anything. I thought it looked like this because it wasn't getting enough sunlight, so I bought a grow light to use during the winter but nothing really changed about the plant's appearance. I guess some aloes just look like this.
You're a life saver. I found an aloe plant down the street from my house about 6 months ago. I don't know much about aloe plant and I thought it was too far gone but I figured I'd try to bring it back to life. It was small with no roots on it and completely dried out but it came back to life quickly. The other day I noticed it made a baby and I was shocked because I thought they were supposed to flower and seed like my other plants. I did not know what to do about the baby but now I do thanks to you. When the baby is bigger I will move it to its own pot. Thank you so much.
@ItsRaw great thank you! I now have 17 babies and 2 of them are mothers as well. 🥰 My yard is full of aloe now and I love it.
I had no idea what I was getting into when I bought my aloe, apparently she's happy, she's got like 5 or 6 pups. My mom wants one so I guess I'll get them out today.
edit: I'm gonna put the rest at the end of my drive way with a sign that says free aloe, I'm 100% sure they'll be gone.
The first Pup I pulled had no root system on it so when I planted it it shocked and most of the plant died, but I kept watering it and new leaves Spring out of the dead leaves…. Don’t give up on your aloes, they bounce right back with a little love and knowledge! Truly great video, I love how you got right in there and showed us how to loosen the pups root system before pulling, I’m gonna try it with mine later today!
I’ve taken on an old aloe Vera plant from my pastor that retired. It looked in rough shape so I had cut off the base shorter and replanted. I really thought it would die. And now it’s got new pups sprouting up! I’m so excited lol I don’t really have a green thumb so I’m excited to see new growth
Thank you so much!! I've searched for SO LONG for a SIMPLE how-to and you couldn't have done it any better! 💕💕💕
Ive got so many more pups than that.... I have let them grow too long with the parent... Now I dont know what to do with all these pups and parents and cousins and other relatives!!! 😆
Hey, you are a sweetheart and I learned that aloe cactus rock. My plants have grown from one dying plant! If you have these plants you can propagate dozens of plants from one plant. From there you will not believe how many plants you will create!!!
Thanks for you advice! I was given a mature aloe vera about 10 years ago. You can imagine what it looks like now having received no care. Your video will go along way towards dealing with these "pups"!
I noticed that the mother plant looked damaged. Are you able to show us what you would do to it to repair it or would you leave the damage leave to repair themselves? Thanking you. Love your videos
I'd be interested to see that as well. :o)
@Will Wallace exuse me my sister just squished my aloe leaf and it ended up being soft but after a few hours it started healing itself because the flesh inside was killed by the situation my sis did so to repair snapped leaves just wrap it using anything just leave it for as long as you want and there it's repaired
😃🙏🏼WOW! Thank you! Moving Saturday & wanted to take some of my Great-Grandmas energy with me 🥰 She has SOOOO MANY plants! Doing this TODAY!!!🌱
Just took out my first set of pups and I was mortified I hurt them. Thanks for your video! Was a great guide
My aloe thrived outdoors this summer and surprisingly just formed "pups". I had no idea. Learned alot here! Thanks so much!
just checked my aloe for the first time in awhile, and was presently surprised with three pups!
This was super helpful for my first time removing pups! ☺️
Loved the video! I just noticed one of my aloes had 2 pups today! I was so pleasantly surprised :) Gonna wait for them to grow a little more then gift them~
Thank you for sharing this video. It was exactly what I needed - to the point and uncomplicated.
Thank you so much. I felt like Ben Carson about to separate conjoined twins, but your video made it look so do-able!
Thanks so much for this, and useful years after posted, I'm notorious for killing plants, and finally have a plant that I haven't killed well enough that it's having pups so I had no idea what to do.
Awesome. Thank you very much for the knowledge beginner grower here this helped a lot
Thank you for a very informative video!
God bless everyone
Definitely at the top of my list for go-to gardening advice. Always exciting to see new videos out. 😊
Thank you so much kiki dee! We have 2 videos per week coming out the next few weeks so stay tuned. Nell
Best and easier way, remove from the pot then pour water to make soil softer. Start to pull out any pups with roots. Just with hands!
Exactly I follow same method & it works well
What do you do when the pup is growing literally off the base of the mother plant right at the bottom of the plant? How do you remove it when it's sharing the same stem and roots? Will it eventually remove itself if I leave it alone?
Yes well sometimes no, so just follow the advice
Nice video, thanks. Just one question, as I am more familiar with transplanting plants than separating them and usually I would first soak a plant in water first, so to make it easier to separate roots without tearing them, so I wanted to ask if you thought it a good idea or a bad idea to first soak the soil in water before separating the aloe plant. Again thanks for ur video.
3 months ago my cousin gave me a aloe plant that looked a little sickly an I had no idea how to care for it. Well some how I brought it back to life and it looks healthier besides 2 damages leafs an now it's growing 2 pups !! How big should the pups be before you remove it to another pot ? I have no idea on what I am doing and a little guidance would be great thank you so much for uploading this vid because I can definitely use this later! 🤗
The essence starts around 2:30.
Helpful as always ! Thank you !
You're certainly welcome as always Jeremy! Nell
I got my Aloe (George) I named him but I think I'll have to rename him now😆,of my husband it had 3 stems and was only a teenager let's say,now after much love he's got 12 stems is huge and I was pleasantly surprised to see pups growing at the side the other day,I'm made up 🥰even more so now I know what their called
Great video! Thanks to your help I have some pups myself that are about to be in new pots :)
Thank you so much! You’re video was super helpful and I absolutely love your positivity! Thanks again
Thank you! See so many people just cut the leaf and plant it in the dirt lol
can I have the smallest one.. I am always rooting for them lol
Hi - The smallest ones are already potted up - you'll see that next week! Nell
That's cool you are rooting them to cheer them on
Thanks for the video. How do you take care of it during very cold winters?
I keep mine inside all year round since I don't have a garden, but if yours are in pots, then just bring them inside by a window so they can get whatever sunshine there is, and water them like normal, just try to make sure your house isn't too cold so they don't freeze. ☺️
This is so helpful! I guess in winter it’s not the right time to separate the babies?! :)
Gud job....I thK my pups or ready to be on they own...This vid really helped me out.
Thank for the insightful video, really appreciate it
Very good video Nel, thank you
This video helped me.
So beautiful and lovely
Thank you Christina! Nell
This was so helpful, thank you!!
What’s the name of the other plant that was with the aloe Vera? I have some of those growing too but haven’t been able to identify them
Sedum, I believe
How do you stop multiplying I want one large plant. It seems like when I water it spreads the seeds all over and
Can you make a video about how to care an aloe vera in the winter?
Thank you.
What is the pot filler plant that I see there. The mossy vine like plant?
She said that it was a sedum.
is it ok to remove the pups that are growing off the main stem ???
Robert Stoker That’s what I want to know. I have an Aloe plant that has grown so out of control in its pot. But it’s growth is on top of the original plant. So it’s like the leaning tower of Pisa!
I need to know this as well!
I just took the whole plant out of the pot and shook off the dirt to loosen them. You can pull the pup away from the main plant. If it breaks just put it in water for a while until it forms roots again.
Well if they're all spotted when they're babies and my babies are having. The sucks though because my son repotted the plant can take the leaves down so the part of the stomach sticking out of the soil and because of that the baby started growing from the side and now it's not standing straight up it's folded over and babies are sticking out of the stem.
So helpful thanks
I love your giant aloe. I have too many now lol!
I removed a very small pup. Will it grow? :( it's tiny compared to the ones in the video, it's only an inch in diameter with really small leaves
I am surprised to see these healthy plants grow in such a small pot considering it's size!
When do aloe Vera grow pups? I have a fairly sized Aloe but no pups
Excellent 👍
Good video
Thank you! Nell
They have grown on steam/root of parent alo Vera, so how I can remove those pups.. please reply
I'm interested to know as well. I worry about damaging the roots since all the roots seem to be one system instead of a mother plant with pups.
May I know the another plant in that pot I'm searching for the name!
Moss, Maybe 🤔
Sedum, I believe
Yup. She said it was a sedum.
why does aloe confuse me so muchhhh. I dont get how aloe grows pups and what its gonna look like :( I cant pull off 1 leave and propagate ? it has to have roots?
I got my first aloe vera plant last summer. It has gotten big. And it has a baby pup just starting to come up. Maybe just half inch long or less. I would love to transplant it to another pot so I can start another one. I'm just afraid I'll hurt it in the process.
No need knife as in this video, pups has no share root with the original plant. Just make soil softer then pull it.
@@vacationmood6469 what if it will damage the root or got a little root left behind? I'm scared it'll die
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I hava aloe vera im gonna transplant the baybies
mother is mothering
I took out a very very small pup. Will it still grow
So I came up on your video because I was doing that exact project getting the pups from the mother plant and I pulled one up with no roots on it. I did plant it in a pot. My question is do you think this will take root?
I just pulled up multiple and not one had any roots
Just put the bottom of it in a cup of water for a few days/weeks and the roots should start to form. Then you can plant in soil.
Why is the mother so damaged?
Starts at 1:20
The butter knife tho
Mine are growing off the stock
I have big alover but no pups
Was anyone else sad that she was stabbing the other plant?
I dont have any pups but it huge
Your to smallest pups are they okay to replant?
I bet the mother gets very sad
That is one sorry looking plant. All broken and stuck in an unsuitable pot.
Maybe YOU should make a video of your sorry looking plants enima!
@@sweettmandi024 did I mention it flowers every year? The second link is a 3 year-old plant.
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my aloe looks really similar even though it has a sustainable pot. I never overwatered it or anything. I thought it looked like this because it wasn't getting enough sunlight, so I bought a grow light to use during the winter but nothing really changed about the plant's appearance. I guess some aloes just look like this.
your mother plant is in very bad condition