I was given a pup in a cup from a parent at school and didn’t get around to planting it for a few weeks. It has gone crazy and now has 3 pups of its own!! The parent who gave it to me said it was from her grandma’s aloe and has been around for generations!! I love this and and am so excited to pass on a few of my pups! Your advice is awesome and I appreciate the tips for healthy aloe growing :)
It your plant edible? - because some are NOT edible. I happily got a plant thinking it's edible- read the label when I got home- annoyed with myself for repeating this mistake
I fell off my motorcycle has road rash on my forearm. My mother had an aloe vera plant in our house. I cut off a piece and used it for about 2 weeks to heal my arm. Not only did it heal my arm faster but you can barely see the scar to this day. I am one person who literally will swear by this plan it truly does heal you.
Gavno Nadoroge you just have to cut a peace peel it and rub the crystal into the wound , do it a couple of times a day and the wound will heal. That’s basically it...
TheGod Ofwar that’s amazing! I swear by it as well. I got a nasty oil burn from cooking on my hands and put aloe on it for a few day’s and I don’t even remember where it was since it left no scar as well
I purchased a six in pot with one plant in it about 15 years ago when I moved from Texas to Arizona. I got it at a truck stop depot on the side of the highway. It sat on my front porch and was neglected for the next 12 years. It looked pathetic. I transplanted it into my front yard about three years ago and put a couple sick pups into another pot. I now have a beautiful forest of green, gorgeous aloe plants that I harvest everyday one leaf. The ones I transplanted into a pot, I put in my back yard and it is also an awesome, bright green, beautiful display that needs to be transplanted somewhere else on my property. This plant is a gift from God. It is so healing and has so many benefits and thrives in desert or warm, dry climates. It pretty much takes care of itself, but if you give it just a little love, it will thrive and give you a 100 to 1 return on your (love) investment. Thanks for the video and info. God Bless
@tcmcity51 I know this advice is 3 years late, but I'm pretty sure it's where a pole or "stake" Is put behind the plant and the plant is tied to it to secure it and help it grow upright.
I just received a massively overgrown aloe from my husband's grandmother that passed away. Now i know how to rescue it - I'll have pups all over my house!
Thank you for your video! I just got my first ever aloe pups! They came to me severely over watered. My friend repotted them for me and I'm hoping to learn how to care for them to get them into full-sized plants! I'm also about to move into my first home where I'll have space and freedom to garden. I'm really excited to become a gardener!
I was able to save my aloe plant after watching you video. My plant was turning yellow and I followed your tips on watering and shade and my plant and I are very happy. Thank you so much
I keep mine in the kitchen as a burn remedy! i swear by it. it's in a west facing window, gets filtered afternoon sun, and seems happy. but now I fancy propagating from it, too. For minor burns, break off a section of leaf, squeeze out the gel right on to the burn. no pain, no scars, great.
It’s an anaesthetic too. Works on insect bites and I use it if I get a cold sore. Takes out the pain and inflammation immediately and stops it in its tracks. My favourite plant
I just smiled every time I saw the rows of aloe vera! I dealt with the purple/brown leaves thought it was dead, NOPE, came back green then sprouted pups, just needed shade :D
I just divided mine on Saturday and was told not to water for about a week..help .. I always give anything that I replant to give a drink of water..what should I do?
That was very helpful. I've had an aloe vera plant for a few months without knowing much about how to care for it. It has multiplied like crazy so now I know what to do. I'll probably get about 10-15 new plants from it. :)
@Jamal Vinesdefinitely. Out of my one aloe vera plant I've given away a bunch of them now the pot has about 50 pups at least and last year I gave my sister one now that one is huge and has a ton of pups they are like the gift that keeps on giving lol
This video is very helpful! Thank you for sharing your passion for these plants. I feel like I understand them better now. Blessings to you and your family!
Thankyou very much! this was helpful to watch since I just took a pup off my mother's aloe vera, the aloe vera that she had was brown for a while so I gave it shade and water, and it's green again!
That was really helpful, thank you! My aloe plant has grown incredibly since I got it last year and it now has a pup. I'm going to wait a little more and then plant it in its new pot.
My daughter and I rescued our aloe, from the trash about four years ago. Two years ago we had a heat wave and one day it was 116F, our aloe turned purple and a sickly yellow. We found it some shade and it survived. It has now had so many babies, pups, its pot is overflowing. It's a big plant with about 12 large pups. I just took about 6 out a few days ago, and am trying to figure out how to send them in the mail to my family members:)
Thank you. I really enjoyed your explanation and demonstration (this was especially good for me). I have a lot of aloe veras and their families are growing, so I have started to really divide them so I can share. I've done this before, but I learn more and more with time...
Thank you for taking time to make this video! I purchased a pup plant about 4and and half years ago and she has flourished I have transplanted one batch of pups and they didn't do to well so I'm hoping with your guidance from the video I can save the new spourts 😃 happy planting!
This is a great video! I just found my first aloe, on a roadside stand. Once it's all settled in by my window, I'm going to re-pot it. It's very overcrowded in its plastic pot, so I think I can get two big plants out of it and a bunch of little pups to share with friends! I'm nervous but so excited.
"well it has some roots so i might save it !" loool jokes I've recently fallen in love with plants, my first one is an aloe vera and she is beautiful, we be talking to each other
rhianna Dover I talk to all my plants 🌱 😉 when I go to long without giving them love an talking to them they look sad an droopy. Plants are so emotional!
Muchas gracias por este video, la información es muy importante para quienes deseamos reproducir esta maravillosa planta medicinal. Thank you for this video, the information is very important for people who need to reproduce this wonderful medicinal plant.
WOW! Thank you so much for the tips! I salvaged my aloe, when i got it, it was a pup, brownish, roots where at a angle. now i know why! thank you for explaining that for me. Im going to take care of it now!
My sister gave me her pup to nurse back to health. I never planted aloe before so hopefully I don’t end up totally killing it. It’s winter time in the San Francisco Bay Area so I’m hoping the cold doesn’t do any damage. Thinking I should maybe bring it indoors for a while.
Thank you for this video. I have learnt so much from you. I started off with just one Aloe Vera plant and that one has now become 7. I now have the confidence to separate the pups from the Mother plant. Thank you :-)
I truly enjoyed your video. Especially about why they turn yellow or purple. I started making my own lotions and other things. So, I've started getting this plant for that purpose. I have only 3 plants, and had them on a schedule watering them. But now im going to let them dry before watering them again. Your video was very informative for me. Waiting for those pups to grow so I can have lots of aloe Vera. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
I didn’t realise they would be so easy to separate I was expecting them to be fully attached to the adult plant! Now I will definitely separate mine this weekend! Thank you for this video
I can't wait until my seeds come or plant I'm growing my own veggie little garden I pray this season all grow well and no bad storm or heat like last year but God is still good thank you much..
OMGosh I just wanted to stick my hands in that dirt and play! I remember repotting tomatoes for my grandpa's greenhouse business! I need to repot my aloes, but have to wait to get good potting soil. Also, when you said "STOP IT", my dog froze and sat down 🤣🤣🤣🤣♥️. Can't wait for planting season!
Thanks for the tip ( pertaining to the pups ) I bought a sad little aloe vera plant in a 3 inch pot from CVS that was in a box with about 4 others , the pot was COMPLETELY DRY I wasn't sure it would survive some maybe 4 or 5 years ago NOW I've got 2 MATURE ADULT PLANTS in a ceramic pot ( that I should not have put it in ) the original one has grown to were its on its side leaning out of the pot ( may have to break the pot ) to repot both plus 2 pups but the 2nd adult I noticed today has a bud GROWING wow I didn't even know they flowered , of course I had to look it up on line to see what it will look like when it BLOOMS . Mine are in my front picture window facing east looking VERY HEALTHY ! I noticed your plants have spots on the leaves mine are one solid color green , to bad I can send a picture in this form
When your trying to pull apart the roots, Submerge your root ball in water so the roots become buoyant and everything pulls away from its self very easy
Thanks fot the tip. I wanted to put mine in a bigger pot a while ago and remove the pups but I think the plant has been too long in it's tiny pot. There was almost no soil just roots and I couldn't tear them apart without braking the pups or the roots off. The roots of the different plants where so interwined. Will try watering it the next time
Mr. Chiweeni I disagree if you use any compost mix and it’s not in a drainable pot the soil can retain a lot of moisture and mould instead of drying completely causing the aloe roots to rot I would say if you use any compost mix to add plenty of stones like you get in cactus mix and definitely make sure the pots drain able so soil can completely drain and dry out till next water my aloe plants live inside and as I live in uk our weather is not suitable to keep them outdoors just my experience with soil.
Hi there I learned some from your aloe Channel, I am from Hokkaido Japan and have a precious aloe. This is the first time I have ever taken gardening seriously. When I bought my aloe it was small and I transplanted it into a bigger pot. After some months of learning on aloes, I realized that I had not one but two aloes of the same size. I was very surprised!! I want them to have their own space so they can grow bigger and healthier. Now, these 2 separate aloes have tiny little pups growing from each of them. After watching your show, I am now going to separate my aloes before winter. I worry if fall is the right time to separate them? Will their root system be able to take the separation? .
+Regina Long You have obviously done well with your Aloes. Spring might be a better time to take the pups away from the mother plant. It will be ok if you leave them and let them grow more before taking then out. Good job and' good luck!
I was given a 12" aloe that had been removed from its soil and roots cut. ( to use on my sun burn) after sitting on my counter for 3 months I decided to plant it and see what happens. a year later it's thriving and has had multiple pups. What a resilient plant
Greetings from England, thanks for this interesting video, I used aloe Vera leaf gel to cure a bad sunburn when I was in Singapore, it was remarkable how it worked, you have inspired me to buy one ! Thumbs up all right !
@@dwayneoxford9719 There would need to be at least enough room for the pup.. I have mine in a medium/small pot with 2 pups and just a little more room in the pot ..Whats funny is I had no idea how to take care of an aloe vera plant and actually did it a favor all those times I forgot to water it...lol
I just bought a new Aloe.plant around 8 -10 inches tall from home Depot. I bought the soil made for cacti and succulents as well as did my best to repot it into a bigger clay pot ( found the directions for this by following your videos as well as some forums online) and now I am searching for an indoor growing light bulb since I live in a place that gets quite cold at night and also my windows don't get very much sun at all. Do you have any lighting and growing advice for my new Aloe baby? :) thanks
bought my first ever aloe vera plant off of amazon(paid like 5 bucks)....gonna give this a try.....i wanna use the aloe vera gel from the plant to put in my dreads(which are new as well) haha...(well 1yr new/old)....none the less...very informative video! thanks for sharing!
My aloes r doing very well they're sprouting its January 15 th 2020 I tried to take pics but couldn't figure out how..the video was definitely educating!! Your plants are beautiful
i was gonna say, you can just pluck them at the lowest point just under the soil level that ur fingers can grab, dig in and pluck them. new roots i would say is actually good for them to grow too, gives them a chance to spread out how it likes and i feel its like an advanced hybriding technique.
Thank you so much for this Janette. I was about to propagate the pups of my sweet aloe vera, I think I have to let them grow more first, my pups don't even have roots yet!
It's crazy your over flowing in aloe but I cant seem to find any where I live 😭😭😭😭 the ones I do find arent the kind I want or cost 30 bucks for a basically dying plant
Thanks for this video. I have had an aloe vascillans for several years. It’s pot is so overcrowded with pups so I’m going to put them in smaller pots. They grow pretty large so I’ll probably donate them or start giving them away as gifts.
6:52 "Can you stop it?" Lol I love her. Such an informative video and you can tell she really knows her stuff! Thank you!
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I was given a pup in a cup from a parent at school and didn’t get around to planting it for a few weeks. It has gone crazy and now has 3 pups of its own!! The parent who gave it to me said it was from her grandma’s aloe and has been around for generations!! I love this and and am so excited to pass on a few of my pups! Your advice is awesome and I appreciate the tips for healthy aloe growing :)
It your plant edible? - because some are NOT edible. I happily got a plant thinking it's edible- read the label when I got home- annoyed with myself for repeating this mistake
This lady is really good with her explanation, knows her stuff. Thanks for sharing.
I fell off my motorcycle has road rash on my forearm. My mother had an aloe vera plant in our house. I cut off a piece and used it for about 2 weeks to heal my arm. Not only did it heal my arm faster but you can barely see the scar to this day. I am one person who literally will swear by this plan it truly does heal you.
TheGod Ofwar, can you provide specifics into how you used it?
Gavno Nadoroge you just have to cut a peace peel it and rub the crystal into the wound , do it a couple of times a day and the wound will heal. That’s basically it...
@@paolabautista1230 thank you
TheGod Ofwar that’s amazing! I swear by it as well. I got a nasty oil burn from cooking on my hands and put aloe on it for a few day’s and I don’t even remember where it was since it left no scar as well
Yes!! It is an excellent healing agent. I’ve used it to completely heal burns, scraps, and rashes!
Very generous of you to actually share what you do for a living ! Thanks !!
I purchased a six in pot with one plant in it about 15 years ago when I moved from Texas to Arizona. I got it at a truck stop depot on the side of the highway. It sat on my front porch and was neglected for the next 12 years. It looked pathetic.
I transplanted it into my front yard about three years ago and put a couple sick pups into another pot. I now have a beautiful forest of green, gorgeous aloe plants that I harvest everyday one leaf. The ones I transplanted into a pot, I put in my back yard and it is also an awesome, bright green, beautiful display that needs to be transplanted somewhere else on my property.
This plant is a gift from God. It is so healing and has so many benefits and thrives in desert or warm, dry climates. It pretty much takes care of itself, but if you give it just a little love, it will thrive and give you a 100 to 1 return on your (love) investment.
Thanks for the video and info.
God Bless
+skyym3 that's a terrific story! It must like Arizona much more. Good job!
I am.so happy to fund them, my mum grew them, now I am trying aloe Vera, jasmine and orchids, hoping i am successful, I am in the Caribbean island
Note: if you want your aloe to grow tall and not out wide, you need to put it in brighter light so it doesn’t have to spread out to get more light.
I stake mine and they are tall and elegant.
@@juliematt1997 could you explain what staking is
I have mine in the bathroom window ☺️
@tcmcity51 I know this advice is 3 years late, but I'm pretty sure it's where a pole or "stake" Is put behind the plant and the plant is tied to it to secure it and help it grow upright.
I just received a massively overgrown aloe from my husband's grandmother that passed away. Now i know how to rescue it - I'll have pups all over my house!
Thank you for your video! I just got my first ever aloe pups! They came to me severely over watered. My friend repotted them for me and I'm hoping to learn how to care for them to get them into full-sized plants!
I'm also about to move into my first home where I'll have space and freedom to garden. I'm really excited to become a gardener!
I shared this with my son because he is constantly buying the small plants, using all of the leaves and then buying a new one. THANKS!
Really helpfull.i have An aloë that keeps having pups. I dont have space for IT. They Will eventually take over my room and Then the world.
Give them away ...your friends will thank you!
😂😂
Thats what my mom does with her Amaryllis bulbs :)
Make some homemade aloe vera gel for your hair and skin!
😂 This comment made my morning
I was able to save my aloe plant after watching you video. My plant was turning yellow and I followed your tips on watering and shade and my plant and I are very happy. Thank you so much
I keep mine in the kitchen as a burn remedy! i swear by it. it's in a west facing window, gets filtered afternoon sun, and seems happy. but now I fancy propagating from it, too. For minor burns, break off a section of leaf, squeeze out the gel right on to the burn. no pain, no scars, great.
Liz Adams sounds great!
Really? Tried it never works! Maybe I didn't leave it on long enough or use it frequent enough, don't know.
@Pauline Sterling. Put the gel on the burn and just leave it. Let it dry. It should take away the pain and leave little to no scarring.
It’s an anaesthetic too. Works on insect bites and I use it if I get a cold sore. Takes out the pain and inflammation immediately and stops it in its tracks. My favourite plant
I just smiled every time I saw the rows of aloe vera! I dealt with the purple/brown leaves thought it was dead, NOPE, came back green then sprouted pups, just needed shade :D
+Adrian Salud glad you had g5od results!
Thank you for that tip. No I just need to relocate the plants off my east facing porch.
Thank you for this segment. It taught me how to separate the pups give my aloe longevity. Thank you again.
Helpful advice. Especially about not moving them around. Thank you
Kevin Kalynchuk I never knew that.
I just divided mine on Saturday and was told not to water for about a week..help .. I always give anything that I replant to give a drink of water..what should I do?
I watered mine and kept them pretty well watered. That's about all I can tell you.
@@TheNealsHomestead Thank you I’m going to try your way because you have beautiful aloe vera plants
That was very helpful. I've had an aloe vera plant for a few months without knowing much about how to care for it. It has multiplied like crazy so now I know what to do. I'll probably get about 10-15 new plants from it. :)
I really like the style Janette has to explain the aloe project.
I had NO idea you could do this! What an opportunity to either increase your supply of aloe or to create a little side income!
@Jamal Vinesdefinitely. Out of my one aloe vera plant I've given away a bunch of them now the pot has about 50 pups at least and last year I gave my sister one now that one is huge and has a ton of pups they are like the gift that keeps on giving lol
@@chancemacdonald2046 ==r=c
10 months later this guy is thinking the same thing lol
Very nice aloe vera plant growing in pot, thanks for sharing to us such amazing video .
Just got myself a lil Aloe baby from a nursery much like yours! He's our Christmas aloe for now, and our burn gel in the summer.
Great advice! She is so charming and down to earth.
I just recently got my first aloe plant and was very concerned when it wasn’t doing too well. I will be taking your advice, thanks for a great video!
I hope great success for you! Thanks for watching and commenting.
This video is very helpful! Thank you for sharing your passion for these plants. I feel like I understand them better now. Blessings to you and your family!
Thank you so much! I'm glad the video could help you. I hope you are successful! - Janette
I'll try this advice very helpful thank you any nice to see a normal lady presenting
My favourite plant.nothing makes me more happy than aloevera.i have almost 30 plants now.i ll grow more and more.
good deal!
Such a great help thanks. I just planted my aloe plant. So excited
Thankyou very much! this was helpful to watch since I just took a pup off my mother's aloe vera, the aloe vera that she had was brown for a while so I gave it shade and water, and it's green again!
That was really helpful, thank you! My aloe plant has grown incredibly since I got it last year and it now has a pup. I'm going to wait a little more and then plant it in its new pot.
I agree, I would wait until the pup has so size on it and maybe more pups will pop up. Good luck with growing your Aloe! ~Janette
Finally! An informative video! I think Ive not had much success because I didn’t put the dirt in the little crevasses. Thanks!
Glad it helped!
Thanks!! Your aloes are GOALS!!!
+Brianna Taylor Thank you!
You made an informational video that was also simple to understand and straightforward; THANK YOU!
My daughter and I rescued our aloe, from the trash about four years ago. Two years ago we had a heat wave and one day it was 116F, our aloe turned purple and a sickly yellow. We found it some shade and it survived. It has now had so many babies, pups, its pot is overflowing. It's a big plant with about 12 large pups. I just took about 6 out a few days ago, and am trying to figure out how to send them in the mail to my family members:)
lost mine during a move had it for 4 years. loved the dinning room table,, great videos thank you
Maybe you're ready to try another Aloe soon. - Janette
I use Berger BM 1. Thats what i used for everything. It's not a sand mixture, but it works for me. Thank you
The Neals' Homestead Wat's Berger BM1
Please say you have some plants for sale PLEASE
What type of aloe is this? They look like mine. I’ve been trying to figure out it’s name
Thank you. I really enjoyed your explanation and demonstration (this was especially good for me). I have a lot of aloe veras and their families are growing, so I have started to really divide them so I can share. I've done this before, but I learn more and more with time...
I'm about to repot and separate my aloe vera plant. Thanks for sharing!
I just purchased my first aloe plant this weekend! Excited to watch it grow. 🤗🌵
I love growing aloe vera! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for taking time to make this video! I purchased a pup plant about 4and and half years ago and she has flourished I have transplanted one batch of pups and they didn't do to well so I'm hoping with your guidance from the video I can save the new spourts 😃 happy planting!
I hope the video helps you have better success next time. Keep trying!
This is a great video! I just found my first aloe, on a roadside stand. Once it's all settled in by my window, I'm going to re-pot it. It's very overcrowded in its plastic pot, so I think I can get two big plants out of it and a bunch of little pups to share with friends! I'm nervous but so excited.
Such a nice show, I subscribed to your channel because of the quality of the video
"well it has some roots so i might save it !" loool jokes I've recently fallen in love with plants, my first one is an aloe vera and she is beautiful, we be talking to each other
rhianna Dover lol aloë vera crazy person
Jokes? Ahe!
I'm late but I talk to my plants too! My first one was an Aloe, I named it Maxwell.
I talk to my my aloe vera plants too especially when I have to water it. They even have names lol Twinkie and Karen
rhianna Dover I talk to all my plants 🌱 😉 when I go to long without giving them love an talking to them they look sad an droopy. Plants are so emotional!
They are a precious commodity up here in the Northeast. Thanks for this advice. You answered all my questions!
Maybe you can go into the aloe business like i have. Once you get them rolling it's quite a job keep up with their production. Thank you! - Janette
So many healthy little plants!
+Poojitha I S S thank you!
So down to the ground, and simple as gardening really is. Thank you for this instructional video.
Muchas gracias por este video, la información es muy importante para quienes deseamos reproducir esta maravillosa planta medicinal.
Thank you for this video, the information is very important for people who need to reproduce this wonderful medicinal plant.
WOW! Thank you so much for the tips! I salvaged my aloe, when i got it, it was a pup, brownish, roots where at a angle. now i know why! thank you for explaining that for me. Im going to take care of it now!
Thank you! - Janette
This is so helpful. Thank you for passing on your knowledge!
I'm glad i could help. Thanks for watching and commenting
Thanks so much! I try and save every pup but I’m not seeing a lot of growth on some of them. Thanks to you I know why
My sister gave me her pup to nurse back to health. I never planted aloe before so hopefully I don’t end up totally killing it. It’s winter time in the San Francisco Bay Area so I’m hoping the cold doesn’t do any damage. Thinking I should maybe bring it indoors for a while.
Thank you for this video. I have learnt so much from you. I started off with just one Aloe Vera plant and that one has now become 7. I now have the confidence to separate the pups from the Mother plant. Thank you :-)
thank you for watching and commenting. I hope you are very successful with your aloes
Thank you :-)
I truly enjoyed your video. Especially about why they turn yellow or purple. I started making my own lotions and other things. So, I've started getting this plant for that purpose. I have only 3 plants, and had them on a schedule watering them. But now im going to let them dry before watering them again. Your video was very informative for me. Waiting for those pups to grow so I can have lots of aloe Vera. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
+Helen Casillas you're welcome and thank you!
I didn’t realise they would be so easy to separate I was expecting them to be fully attached to the adult plant! Now I will definitely separate mine this weekend! Thank you for this video
Good! I hope you have great success with your Aloes! ~Janette
No Aloe plants were harmed during the making of this video.¯\_(ツ)_/¯
lol
She could just wash the soil off first and it'd be ten times easier to get them separated and it will make the plants feel happy.
@@domonicpoores1267 never wash roots!
Lukas DLS uhhhh you're supposed to wash roots. Give them a little spray every 10 minutes and before you repot them. I know this because I do bonsai.
@@lukasdls1098 lol. I always wash them and have never had a problem.
I can't wait until my seeds come or plant I'm growing my own veggie little garden I pray this season all grow well and no bad storm or heat like last year but God is still good thank you much..
I hope it's a good growing year, too. We've got big plans to grow and preserve a lot of food. Good luck and thanks for visiting!
OMGosh I just wanted to stick my hands in that dirt and play! I remember repotting tomatoes for my grandpa's greenhouse business! I need to repot my aloes, but have to wait to get good potting soil. Also, when you said "STOP IT", my dog froze and sat down 🤣🤣🤣🤣♥️. Can't wait for planting season!
Same here! I actually sighed when I saw her digging in that soil! Can't wait to start planting my pups!
Thanks for the tip ( pertaining to the pups ) I bought a sad little aloe vera plant in a 3 inch pot from CVS that was in a box with about 4 others , the pot was COMPLETELY DRY I wasn't sure it would survive some maybe 4 or 5 years ago NOW I've got 2 MATURE ADULT PLANTS in a ceramic pot ( that I should not have put it in ) the original one has grown to were its on its side leaning out of the pot ( may have to break the pot ) to repot both plus 2 pups but the 2nd adult I noticed today has a bud GROWING wow I didn't even know they flowered , of course I had to look it up on line to see what it will look like when it BLOOMS . Mine are in my front picture window facing east looking VERY HEALTHY ! I noticed your plants have spots on the leaves mine are one solid color green , to bad I can send a picture in this form
When your trying to pull apart the roots, Submerge your root ball in water so the roots become buoyant and everything pulls away from its self very easy
Thanks fot the tip. I wanted to put mine in a bigger pot a while ago and remove the pups but I think the plant has been too long in it's tiny pot. There was almost no soil just roots and I couldn't tear them apart without braking the pups or the roots off. The roots of the different plants where so interwined. Will try watering it the next time
A well presented demonstration, to the point and most informative, I learn't a lot thank you.
+Michael Black It's very kind of you. Thanks. - Janette
Thanks for the video, I'm starting my first planting of pups,so this advice will help a lot..Im a new subscriber too:)
+Barbara G Thank you so much - Janette
Useful video! I bought a plant in a charity shop for 50p and I now have 3 of them, just about to propagate another 3 pups
Hi can you make a video of potting mix soil for the aloe Vera. Which soil do you used.
They aren't picky at all, anything is fine just water sparingly unless you want to prune pups all the time.
Cactus Potting Soil mix or regular potting soil mix with additional perlite and building sand.
Standard potting mix with a lot of perlite will do it. I use baby Bio compost and mix in a lot of perlite.
Mr. Chiweeni I disagree if you use any compost mix and it’s not in a drainable pot the soil can retain a lot of moisture and mould instead of drying completely causing the aloe roots to rot I would say if you use any compost mix to add plenty of stones like you get in cactus mix and definitely make sure the pots drain able so soil can completely drain and dry out till next water my aloe plants live inside and as I live in uk our weather is not suitable to keep them outdoors just my experience with soil.
I just bought my first aloe vera plant. So very useful infos and advice 😆Thank you so much 😊
Hi there I learned some from your aloe Channel, I am from Hokkaido Japan and have a precious aloe. This is the first time I have ever taken gardening seriously. When I bought my aloe it was small and I transplanted it into a bigger pot. After some months of learning on aloes, I realized that I had not one but two aloes of the same size. I was very surprised!! I want them to have their own space so they can grow bigger and healthier. Now, these 2 separate aloes have tiny little pups growing from each of them. After watching your show, I am now going to separate my aloes before winter. I worry if fall is the right time to separate them? Will their root system be able to take the separation? .
+Regina Long You have obviously done well with your Aloes. Spring might be a better time to take the pups away from the mother plant. It will be ok if you leave them and let them grow more before taking then out. Good job and' good luck!
Thanks for the awesome tips. We bought a aloe plant last year at the farmers market here in Wausau Wisconsin and now we how pups growing like crazy.
I'm glad to hear that your aloe is doing great. Thacks for watching.
What kind of soil do you typically use when you’re transferring your pups? I’ve seen a ton of different answers but yours are beautiful.
I use Berger BM1. It's a mixture of perlite, vermiculite and peat moss.
The Neals' Homestead thank you so much for responding Most vidéo do not all about the soil 🙏
Thank you so much for sharing this awesome video with us how to propagate thank you
Great video, thanks for sharing!
May I ask, what kind of soil mix are you using?
Vilma T. Gonzalez I was wondering the same thing. It looks light and airy.
I have two they are supposed to grow in cactus soil
I was given a 12" aloe that had been removed from its soil and roots cut. ( to use on my sun burn) after sitting on my counter for 3 months I decided to plant it and see what happens. a year later it's thriving and has had multiple pups. What a resilient plant
That's a great story! Thanks for sharing it with me!
THIS WAS SOME REALLY GOOD INFO!
Greetings from England, thanks for this interesting video, I used aloe Vera leaf gel to cure a bad sunburn when I was in Singapore, it was remarkable how it worked, you have inspired me to buy one ! Thumbs up all right !
I hope you can do well with your Aloe plant when you gt one. Thanks for watching and commenting
The one you tossed could be wrapped and use as air plants.
Great Video. Explained the process very well.
I have had my aloe for two years and it hasn't produced any pups. Is there anything I can do to make it produce them?
What I need to know too. Don't seem to be anybody that knows??
They like to be in a small crowded pot to make pups. if it’s in a massive pot with loads of room it’s less likely.
I kept my aloe in it’s first little pot (for too long 😣) it made pups 💗
Mine has definitely outgrown it's pot but no pups.
@@dwayneoxford9719 There would need to be at least enough room for the pup.. I have mine in a medium/small pot with 2 pups and just a little more room in the pot ..Whats funny is I had no idea how to take care of an aloe vera plant and actually did it a favor all those times I forgot to water it...lol
Excellent tutorial. Thank you so much. My poor aloe plant is so crowded I can hear them crying to be saved ;)
Thanks for the tips,. Just got a big aloe
I hope it does great for you! ~Janette
I enjoyed learning about Aloe Vera. I will have to get a plant for or home. Thank you and Blessings!
May someone tell my how long it takes to get so many pups?
i feel. like there'll be more pups if you have a lot of space, and take care of it . I'll say it'll take a few months (3-6) im jk, i don't really know
To get that many, it will take 6 months-1 year, I got 4 or 5 little babies in the timespan from late spring to early winter
thank you ..I'm looking forward to planting and growing Aloe Vera in my front yard.
What you with these aloe Vera , as for me I juice it and mixed with raw sugar can so yummy
+GOH BOMBA I sell them.
Thank you that was great 👍 very informative, and helpful. I’m now off to dividing my Aloe Vera Plants 😉
I learned a lot...thank you
Very helpful insights that are easy to understand and use. Thank you!
I just bought a new Aloe.plant around 8 -10 inches tall from home Depot. I bought the soil made for cacti and succulents as well as did my best to repot it into a bigger clay pot ( found the directions for this by following your videos as well as some forums online) and now I am searching for an indoor growing light bulb since I live in a place that gets quite cold at night and also my windows don't get very much sun at all. Do you have any lighting and growing advice for my new Aloe baby? :) thanks
Also how long should they be exposed to said lighting during the day? Any information at all would help :) thanks again!
You should have a google. I've heard they need about 6 hours of indirect sunlight a day.
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bought my first ever aloe vera plant off of amazon(paid like 5 bucks)....gonna give this a try.....i wanna use the aloe vera gel from the plant to put in my dreads(which are new as well) haha...(well 1yr new/old)....none the less...very informative video! thanks for sharing!
very helpful. Thank you for this.
it really helped me a lot on how to grow and what to do to save my aloe vera plant. Thank you!
Hi I wanted to know, what to do with tall grown aloe. My aloe vera has grown tall layers. t.i.a
trim the lower leaves then repot it in a deeper pot.
My aloes r doing very well they're sprouting its January 15 th 2020 I tried to take pics but couldn't figure out how..the video was definitely educating!! Your plants are beautiful
Thank you!
great piece of education
Informative, charismatic and straight forward- wonderful video! Thank you so much:)
they grow new roots from none pot them regularly
i was gonna say, you can just pluck them at the lowest point just under the soil level that ur fingers can grab, dig in and pluck them. new roots i would say is actually good for them to grow too, gives them a chance to spread out how it likes and i feel its like an advanced hybriding technique.
Your aloe vera is looking good i just started uploading my repotting aloe vera as well but yours is very healthy plants
Great video ! Good job
Thank you so much for this Janette. I was about to propagate the pups of my sweet aloe vera, I think I have to let them grow more first, my pups don't even have roots yet!
Good deal! I hope you get lots of healthy babies.
what is that white thing in soil (dirt)
I think it's Perlite. Its a Styrofoam type stuff.
That first part is good to go. Nice instructional video.
It's crazy your over flowing in aloe but I cant seem to find any where I live 😭😭😭😭 the ones I do find arent the kind I want or cost 30 bucks for a basically dying plant
where do you live lol?
Thanks for this video. I have had an aloe vascillans for several years. It’s pot is so overcrowded with pups so I’m going to put them in smaller pots. They grow pretty large so I’ll probably donate them or start giving them away as gifts.
Sounds great! Thanks for visiting!