How to grow Aloe Vera from single leaf 100% root

Growing Aloe Vera from a single leaf can be a bit challenging because Aloe Vera generally propagates from offsets (babies) or from leaf cuttings that are already rooted. However, it’s possible to try growing Aloe Vera from a single leaf, although success rates can vary. Here’s a step-by-step guide to give you the best chance of success:
Materials Needed:
Aloe Vera Leaf (healthy and mature)
Potting Soil (cactus or succulent mix is ideal)
Small Pot or Container (with drainage holes)
Cutting Tool (sterilized knife or scissors)
Rooting Hormone (optional, but can improve success)
Water (for misting and watering)
Steps:
Select and Prepare the Leaf:
Choose a healthy, mature leaf from the base of the Aloe Vera plant. Avoid small or damaged leaves.
Use a sterilized knife or scissors to cut the leaf from the plant. Make a clean cut as close to the base as possible.
Let the Leaf Callus Over:
Place the cut leaf in a dry, warm area for about 3-7 days. This allows the cut end to callus over and helps prevent rot when planted.
Prepare the Pot and Soil:
Choose a small pot with good drainage. Cactus or succulent potting mix works best as it drains quickly.
Fill the pot with the soil, leaving about an inch of space from the top.
Apply Rooting Hormone (Optional):
Dip the callused end of the leaf in rooting hormone powder if you have it. This can help stimulate root growth but is not strictly necessary.
Plant the Leaf:
Insert the callused end of the leaf into the soil about 1-2 inches deep. Make sure it’s upright and stable.
Gently pack the soil around the base of the leaf to hold it in place.
Watering and Care:
Water the soil lightly and then let it dry out completely before watering again. Overwatering is a common issue, so it’s crucial to keep the soil on the drier side.
Place the pot in a bright, indirect light location. Direct sunlight can be too harsh and may dry out the leaf too quickly.
Monitor and Wait:
Be patient. It can take several weeks to a few months for roots to develop and for new growth to appear. During this time, avoid disturbing the leaf and keep the soil just moist enough to prevent it from drying out completely.
Transplanting (Optional):
Once roots have formed and you see new growth at the base of the leaf, you can transplant the new Aloe Vera plant into a larger pot if desired.

[@mylittlegarden2887]

Very good👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@ljubomatic6855]

My Little Garden civarkuca

[@caliahmedkarshe6762]

ISend more thanks the person who say I have little garden

[@allwaysgrowingvlogs5539]

This video is FAKE!!

[@katiewilliams9273]

@@allwaysgrowingvlogs5539 that's what I i thought also

[@evaj.8799]

My Little Garden thank you, thank you.!.!!for not wasting my time! :)

[@mq1636]

if you cut the leaf like you saw in this video, it will never root. Instead, try pulling the leaf sideways and remove the leaf exactly at it's joint with the mother stem, (which is actually what he did to the one he showed you with roots). Happy gardening to you all!

[@dana102083]

Really hate videos that outright lie to people for views.. Awful practice.

[@djl1on641]

also this looks more like hardy aloe than aloe vera could be wrong but either way ive only gotten hardy aloe to root from the mother stem as well

[@aluminaterock660]

Agree...the growing one he showed has the stem at the base while the ones he planted dont.

[@soulsisterrobyn1]

The music and the way he was cleaning that knife reminded me of a Quentin Terrantino film !!! I thought he was preparing to murder the plant !!

[@chrism6159]

I thought the same thing!!!! 🤣

[@gwagon4188]

Hahaha... you know switching the knife back and forth showing how shiny it was

[@gwagon4188]

Yeah that Quenton Tarantino 60's style music.....just watched again!

[@sujigeorge4417]

😂😂

[@gwagon4188]

soulsisterrobyn1 did you see his film... Switchblade Sisters....

[@pluto6202]

When u stole a big ass aloe Vera leaf from someone's yard and now u trying to grow it😶🌱🌿

[@arianadouglas3181]

XD

[@ixhuvn1]

That's what I'm trying to do actually😂

[@audinue]

Did it XD

[@jinx1846]

Lol

[@NMW80]

You shouldn’t have to do that though, people shouldn’t be tight and let people crap a cutting here and there. It’s not going to cost them anything or hurt their plants especially if they have heaps. I am so sick of how greedy people are these days. Ya never see anyone offering free cuttings to heirloom plants of any kind, they always trying to make money. I have 3 kinds of mint and I would happily let people have some clippings to them. I have peppermint, spearmint and normal mint u have with mint sauce for roast lamb etc I’m shattered I used to have my own aloe but it died one year when it got too wet and cold due to our crap cold weather. If I had kept it under shelter it would have been okay I’m sure. I have lost so many plants over the years that I used to have from non gmo og plants. But yeah just knock on peoples door and ask them, surely most people wouldn’t care if ya grabbed a cutting. It’s just ridiculous of people to say no if they have plenty of it growing. I mean I have rosemary and lavender too which I have had for years and I’m happy to help any one who needs cuttings if they live in Aus. I would appreciate the same back but I never seem to meet anyone who isn’t a tight ass.

[@natalieaaby7002]

THANK YOU for being the ONLY video that actually shows the root growth at the end! I literally could not find it anywhere and it was sooooo helpful to know to look for if it's growing roots.

[@SKYBANfrancine]

You couldn't find it because it's not real. That's a stem at the end from a pup.

[@natalieaaby7002]

@@SKYBANfrancine oh my GOSH! I think you're right...): bummer

[@SKYBANfrancine]

@@natalieaaby7002 No problem! It stinks that it doesn't work like that, but if you need help recognizing or propagating aloe pups, there are lots of good videos on it!

[@natalieaaby7002]

@@SKYBANfrancine do you have any you recommend? I've watched a lot but they don't necessarily show the outcome so I'm unsure of the "next steps" I've got some leaves that have now grown roots but don't know how to introduce them to the soil (if that makes sense?)

[@SKYBANfrancine]

@@natalieaaby7002 Yeah, sure! If when you say leaves, you mean offspring form the larger plant and they already have roots in, you can introduce it to a pot big enough, but not too big. Gently water it after being planted. If you're doing this with aloes, do NOT ever use fertilizer on them. They will burn. Theoretically, your plant should do fine after being planted. Good luck!

[@Emily-us4dt]

Title: *100% root* First thing said: *chances of rooting are very slim*

[@christina3478]

Lol

[@popsfarm916]

It is 100% root on all that root : )

[@jasonmoss3468]

bhuhahahah

[@goldenfox334]

@@popsfarm916 true enoug

[@troublesmatriarch4590]

Chances are slim if you don't follow the steps outlined in the video.

[@mattedwin2310]

I thought he was pouring vodka on them at the end.....I almost lost it

[@EmMa-ck5wq]

😂😂😂

[@mariestewart3627]

Me too!😂

[@Its-Boremon]

😂😂😂

[@indigo8817]

Lol

[@MakarovFox]

was a Russian aloe plant

[@mushroom337]

the way he was cleaning the knife was lowkey giving me assassin vibes lmao

[@ZoeMaier]

Lollll

[@SalamiCellar]

It was giving me suicidal vibes when he almost stabbed himself lol

[@fusionhead1]

I recently moved from the U.S. to Uruguay and one day while cruising through town on my motorcycle, I noticed that someone had removed a lot of aloe vera and piled it in the street for trash pickup. Having wanted to grow some myself, I picked up a couple of them and brought them home but wasn't sure what to do. Your video helped! Thanks!

[@ale347baker]

Did they grow?

[@n.m.h_edits]

Did they grow?

[@bigsky445]

Great video but can't read the words. Best color choice would be white letters with black outline. Can be read anywhere, that why they always use white & black in subtitles in movies. Thanks for your video!

[@Natureflowers]

Thank you very much for your information. In future I always to use white & black in subtitles. Thank you

[@fasustinasmith5414]

GREAT VIDEO. HARD TO READ. THANK YOU FOR THIS EXCELLENT DEMO.

[@sabrasakhaayub60]

Montana Fishing w

[@latilewawilhelm7774]

Montana Fishing you're right.... The words should be in white

[@allaboutfoodart8236]

Montana Fishing right. Difficult to read

[@michael85225]

The best way to grow new aloe is to wait for the small ones to sprout off the side of a big one and just plant those with the root. I've gotten six huge aloe veras from one and the original parent plant died and yet the new ones have small ones sprouting up to this day.

[@ArtisticInspirations.]

Can you show it in video

[@jadegriffiths7673]

i did the same thing with mine, we had 13 small rooted ones off our parent plant! we had to gift them to neighbours and friends because we ran out of plant room!

[@badassviper8503]

@@jadegriffiths7673 what a cool hair color😍

[@robertotehevini5599]

Are you sure every species of aloe vera does multiplmy ? Cause i have a big one and a smaller model that multiply a lot but the big one does not yet ?!!! Please answer

[@loopeyloopey5715]

тυявσ ᏉᎥᎮᏋR҉ YT it looks like dark matter camo from black ops 3

[@lolitabonita08]

the one u showed with roots is a "daughter" of the plant and not an actual cutting...

[@crackmiser_-.]

U mean a pup? whats this daughter thing about lol,

[@lolitabonita08]

@@crackmiser_-. ?????? daughter is a piece of the mother plant just in case u did not have that part..lol

[@crackmiser_-.]

@@lolitabonita08 ohhh i just call it a pup, didnt know there were other terms for it

[@lolitabonita08]

@@crackmiser_-. ins't that funny how we use different terms to the same concept or idea...never heard about pup...in my culture we call the babies daughters because of the mother plant...I learned something new...and i am amazed how i keep learning new stuff every single day...I am glad that our cerebral hard drive have tons of space LOLOLLOL blessings

[@fattyuka31]

I’ve never seen an aloe Vera plant that looks like that before

[@Lunarvoice_01]

Same 🙄

[@toast1ngton]

It's aloe ferrox

[@kareneyescream4339]

@@toast1ngton the spiral one is just breath taking

[@glamonails7666]

My mother has these kind of aloe vera.

[@steviesosa5617]

There are many varieties of Aloe. Succulents are amazing and they're Beautiful.

[@randomfunvideos8783]

Wow man that's cool! Thank you for showing a plant you had already rooted as well, because if you hadn't I would not have believed you! Good job!

[@allwaysgrowingvlogs5539]

Random Fun Videos, Actually, "Nature" didn't show the "leaf cutting" growing roots or any of the process. So, continue to be doubtful. What was shown here is equivalent to showing a white cat and claiming it can turn pink. First, show the white cat. When the camera is "off", paint the cat. Turn the camera back on and VOILA!! You have a cat that can REALLY turn pink!!!

[@ajb5114]

I can have so many Aloe Vera plants now. You saved me money especially showing how to make the compost. Thanks.

[@doggogifs4762]

it is not fake, and yes it does work, its just not a gurantee

[@annamwambosya8577]

you need to have so many aloevera for what purpose. may u share with me since at my house I have so many aloevera but the are useless.

[@bengbeng2005]

@@alegriart I heard that once you cut the leaf to extract the gel, the last for one week, how do you use the plant in a effective way, because if we cut a leaf every week the plant won't last

[@selin950]

This was very informative, thank you for sharing this! My Aloe plants were starting to rot, So I stopped watering them, and believe it or not they came back to life, they're so much greener & healthy looking now. I'm definitely going to try this tip, And try to grow my own from a leaf!

[@CarmenMartinez-qn3jw]

I try it dosent work but thank you for intimation.

[@18AH790]

Thank you so much! I had an aloe plant that sadly died because I overwatered it. I'm using your video because I found a leaf from it and I want to try again.

[@gomezaddams6470]

THANK YOU SO MUCH! I THOUGHT IT HAD TO HAVE A PERFECT PIECE OF SKIN FROM THE MOTHER PLANT TO ROOT! LIKE PEEL DOWN "SNAP" PERFECT WITH ALL IN TACT. I got a giant Leaf from the grocery store I hope they didn't spray it with something to stop it from rooting but it's a variety that I can't buy without spending a lot of money so wish me luck I don't know if I should use their Edge that dried or if I should cut it and start a new one it's late in the season here and it's going to start getting cold I think I should just put it in dirt and go for it! If there's a problem I can always cut it later! I was told by a plant expert it can't be done and I just watched you do it so thank you thank you thank you!

[@TheBaddest63]

How did it work for you? I've wanted to try that but have yet to find a video of someone who bought one from grocery store and planted?

[@lindajackson9627]

This was so much more simple than some of the others posted, thank you.

[@jabeenmirza1019]

Linda Jackson no far at

[@sashirekha9001]

But it won't work😂😂

[@deatheth5039]

Tysm! I found out today that my plant (that I had thought to be an Haworthia) had root rot 😔. The stem was all mushy and all I could save was some leaves. After looking for ways to propagate I found out it was a Aloe Humilis and I had been overwatering it unknowingly! So I really hope this advice works for one of the leaves because I really liked that plant 🥺🤞

[@n.m.h_edits]

Did they grow?

[@deatheth5039]

@@n.m.h_edits No. It'd still not completely dead though, just one leg in the grave

[@n.m.h_edits]

@@deatheth5039 oh

[@ommanipadmehung3014]

straight to the point, no waffling. Thanks!

[@crocodiletears7093]

Doesn't work, don't try.

[@fannylu2u707]

I love your video, quick and to the point. Thanks for answering my question with out saying a word. Now this is the way it's done!

[@brigittahoffmann9283]

This was one of the best few videos out there that actually are showing how to save the cuttings or to propagate out of leaves... It is a very google video. A pity although that you were not directly talking in it... 😃🤗

[@alexp.2178]

Imagine beeing a plant and seeing this: 0:23

[@naobilopez3941]

HAHAHAHA

[@ramubhaiytinsta9639]

Lol 😂

[@AnnDavid26]

Great information...I did not know they can grow from single leaf :-)

[@jonathanfbrouard]

Ann David hard method tried before, never success

[@chickennugget9004]

Ann David don’t think you can

[@avalotikeshwara6136]

Aloe belongs to Monocotyledon plants. They don't have cells in their leaves for propagation, just like lily, onion, tulips can't be propagated by leave cuttings. The plant in the third pot that he shows as proof has a piece of curled stem just like a stem cutting and doesn't look like a cut leaf. What a fake show.

[@allwaysgrowingvlogs5539]

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, Ann David... But, this video is lying to everyone who sees it. Aloe leaves don't contain the necessary tissue to initiate root growth. This is FAKE.

[@allwaysgrowingvlogs5539]

Thespookykid Ishere, you are absolutely correct!! It is scientifically impossible to grow new Aloe plants using the techniques shown here. I think Nature was yearning for attention.

[@kayteelila3237]

I have this exact type of aloe abs have been searching everywhere to try and find a name for it!! Thank you

[@abigailbrown6021]

This taught me a lot! Thank you :) I appreciate your video getting right down to business too. No 3 min introduction lol

[@kimthames2531]

great video. Loved the music too. Quick, concise, informative, words, and images, works well.

[@dKoushlyab]

Thank you so much! This video has been very helpful!

[@RavenVargas27]

Awesome thank you this is so helpful I never knew you could grow them from leaf cuttings

[@pushpajayesh]

Amazing information. I never knew this earlier or else I wouldn’t have killed so many Aloe plants. 👍👍👍

[@abdelmalekbenmounah9085]

Hello Thanks a lot for this informative video about how to grow and care Aloe vera plant. God bless you all. Best wishes 🍀

[@maheenshahzad7369]

Guys this actually doesn't work well. The whole process is called propagation. You need to have the bit of the leaf that connects to the plant to be completely intact, cutting it off like that removes the part that callouses over, grows roots and eventually a new plant.

[@GOBIAS.INDUSTRIES.]

Yeah, I can second that. I've actually never even been able to get a leaf to root, even when removing the entire petiole and letting it callus. I've tried dozens of times. Luckily, aloe vera puts off plenty of pups, so I have plenty to go around 😁👍

[@robertotehevini5599]

@@GOBIAS.INDUSTRIES. Hi ! I have a questions those every aloe vera species multiply cause mine didn't yet. It is a big one. I have a smaller one that multiply a lot but not the one i want

[@GOBIAS.INDUSTRIES.]

@@robertotehevini5599 Hey! I have several different aloes and most of them like to throw out pups - especially aloe vera and aloe thraskii. From what I've read, pupping is usually done when the plant is stressed, even to the point of it thinking it's going to die. I haven't seen this thougb as I rarely let my plants stress and they still put off pups. Do you know what kind of aloe you have? Is it an aloe vera, the most common one?

[@robertotehevini5599]

@@GOBIAS.INDUSTRIES. Yes ! I have two species I Have aloe vera and aloe barbadensis ! But the first one doesn't throw out pups yet :(

[@GOBIAS.INDUSTRIES.]

@@robertotehevini5599 Awesome! That's strange that your vera isn't putting off pups. Do you know how old it is? Maybe it isn't mature enough yet??

[@secession77]

FYI: This is Aloe Ciliaris aka „Climbing Aloe” and it’s supposed to look like this

[@BNZYart]

Guys look up how to on wiki how. All the text on this video is COPIED AND PASTED FROM WIKI HOW 🤣🤣🤣

[@frankthatcrank7439]

I CAN'T 😂😂

[@lorrainebedford2797]

My daughter's aloe plant went brown...she put organic black tea...diluted...and no kidding...overnight...the green colour restored to the leaves...this was a few days ago and it's almost back to original condition..ONE leaf at the top to go...absolutely amazing...the wonders of nature...the works of God's hands...never cease to amaze us...

[@mikem3454]

The color change is very common and is related to lighting, temperature and/or hydration. An aloe vera that is in bright direct sun, or that is dehydrated or exposed to cold temperatures often turns brown. They turn back to green when moved out of direct sunlight and/or watered.

[@joliepam]

Those ones aren't Aloe Vera ( Aloe Barbadensis Miller) I'm almost certain those are Aloe Ciliaris or a Striatula at most.

[@arandomcanadian2948]

Those are aloe ciliaris btw

[@beccathenoodle]

Thank you! My aloe got root rot and there was no saving her so I’m going to try this method to try and re-grow her. Wish me luck!! 😁

[@crocodiletears7093]

Don't try this! It's not going to work. You can't grow aloes from leaves, you have to wait for them to produce off sets or pups!

[@kxd2591]

Thanks so very much for posting! Very instructive video.

[@hannalindstrom575]

Best video I have seen. Answered all my questions I had!😍🙏

[@AdoptABeatifulDog]

Very helpful, exactly what I needed. Thanks for posting.

[@ocean_kin1922]

Thank god I found this video because I just took a cutting of my aloe plant and put it in a glass of water! 😅 thank you for this video!

[@erikm8372]

ive only ever had success with this, when I have an uprooted aloe, with roots, and its dried out... they can be brought "back to life" in water if they have roots already.

[@erikm8372]

cuttings in water might work, but might drown - 50/50!

[@galactic_geckos3263]

Hi!💜 I have a question about on of my aloes, if you don’t mind:) So about a week ago, one of my aloes’ leaves fell off, and I didn’t notice until two days ago. At first I was going to set it aside when I saw something near the end where it’s dried up, and it looks like a seed in it. Is this possible? I shallowly planted it to try it out, but I wasn’t sure if it could be a seed inside or if it’s just a place where it has calloused over in a strange way. Thanks

[@jenjenchicago5408]

Yes yes yes this is EXACTLY the video I was looking for. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@turtle_thefish]

Did it work?

[@XFz2nLDWo73x95]

Improbable. That “leaf cutting” at the end is clearly a healthy pup that came from a mother system.

[@blahblah40694]

Wow ..amazing video ..thanks for sharing . Learn something every day ..I thought i had to wait for new pups to have more aloe .. But wow

[@allwaysgrowingvlogs5539]

G G ummm...to be honest, you're gonna have to wait for pups or wait for a sale on aloes because this technique doesn't work.

[@m0zekhankhan813]

I like soooo much Beautiful music....❤🙂❤

[@SewEasyCreations]

Very good information, thank you. I have always wanted to try this, now after seeing your video, I will try it.

[@dominikajaros7685]

Great! Now I'm going to repott my aloe. What if my older aloe looks bad, it's not grow up from few months, lower leaves are rotting (maybe I pour aloe too much, but now the soil is dry, and I water it rarely), also I don't see too much roots. Now I try to save my aloe as you show on this movie with some leaves which have been left....

[@blueblooded11]

change the pot and soil

[@arlenedelacruz6328]

wow..very good plantin aloe vera..i like it...

[@potatoviking8153]

The aloe vera looks very different than the standard one.. it can be done with the more known variety?

[@Natureflowers]

Yes, of course it can.

[@stephyclaws]

Nature what kind of aloe is this one In the video?

[@allwaysgrowingvlogs5539]

stephyclaws... Nature doesn't know. Nothing about this video is accurate.

[@AutomHatter]

@@allwaysgrowingvlogs5539 Please enlighten us.

[@cactusmann5542]

@@AutomHatter aloeiameplos ciliaris hybrids....... it used to be under aloe but not anymore. True aloe vera is a stemless, often spotted short wide leaved rosette shrub, with sterile yellow flowers..... Some similar(some also medicinal species) resemble it , but have different blooms and arent sterile....

[@indigo8817]

Thanks for great educating video...I see of how much I have to be patient with growing these👀🌱🤔

[@crocodiletears7093]

1) That is not an aloe vera. That is another type of aloe plant. 2) You cannot propagate aloe from the leaves anyways. You must wait for them to put off pups or offsets, which those can come up from the growing medium or straight from the mother plant. 3) Please, please, please do not follow this tutorial.

[@0GRANATE0]

Where do you get that information???? I hope you are wrong! I hope I hope I hope!

[@crocodiletears7093]

@@0GRANATE0 I've learned from experience. And yeah, I'm sorry, but it definitely won't work. Make sure you fact check tutorials before you use them.

[@dogandcat3672]

This guy truly got the clicks he wanted. Guys, this would not work. You will just waste a good leaf if you follow this. 1st, propagation requires you to pull the leaf at the very base of the plant. It is hard to explain, the leaf will be slightly indented and will not be to moist. Most succulents evolved to be like this, if it is cut like how he did it, it will not grow. 2nd, this is not aloe vera, it is another type of vera plant, I don't know the type. The vera leaf still would not have grown though. 3rd, the most important thing to note. Aloe vera and most veras can not grow from a leaf! The only was to get another aloe vera is to wait until the mother plant grows a pup beside it or plant some of the seeds.

[@helinbancolita1248]

interesting vedio but ts so hard to read the letter,

[@ianbarrows6207]

Your video is excellent and very informative. Thank you for sharing.

[@aubreyfranks1267]

It looks like a different kind of aloe.

[@sharonzapotocky9973]

Thanks I’ve been looking for a video like this!

[@sincerelyfeels138]

I will try the aloe vera that I brought from grocery

[@elissesmith5340]

Did your grocery aloe ever take root?

[@ilkinbabaverdizadetofexani5154]

Very good .I like this video very much

[@DivinityinLove]

Wow. Did not know aloe was that simple! Got it.

[@frnk3b006]

This video is fake news. Sorry, but it doesn't work.

[@soulassassin0g]

These things grow wild where I live and it's actually becoming a problem lol.

[@TheLightisGood]

soulassassin0g where do you live? Aren’t they super nutritional?

[@SkullDivisioN564]

Juice them, health gels for skin & hair.... heaps of ways to use aloe vera....

[@durshparihar4772]

Superb vedio and fantastic information

[@soufbel3455]

This is not the aloe vera, this another aloe.

[@klausfiedler64]

I noticed this as well. How can you get something that basic wrong when making an informational video.

[@miox1973]

I think Arborescens Aloe

[@cherylschumaker1366]

Lots of different varieties, same for Spider plants

[@wakeandbakewithmaryjane1767]

There are 400 types of aloe plants.

[@insommmmnia]

@@miox1973 No,no,this deff. is not aloe arborescens.

[@maria_hamdi]

Good

[@farmvetsph]

Is that a different variety of Aloe? The ones I am familiar with and we have them, they grow big but with very close leaves and form buds; unlike in the video where it grows vertically.

[@frnk3b006]

It's an entirely different species. It's actually Aloe ciliaris.

[@farmvetsph]

@@frnk3b006 thank you for the info!

[@Blessed_Sound]

Thank you so much. I am using the cinnamon and water mix and my aloe is doing fine. I saw bugs near it so I got a separate water spray and put water and neem oil in it, and the bugs are gone.

[@thecutestofborg5604]

Isn't this climbing aloe not aloe vera?

[@karolinasachastudios6359]

Finally! I will go to my friend and propagate the aloe in her home!

[@jasontribue5232]

That's not aloe vers...it's aloe cilaris

[@ignaciocanalesvera]

Is rigth friend. That's not Áloe vera medicinal... Ni su óptima manera de propagar 😅 te agradezco... Algo se pero busco detalles mínimos... Espero no venda esa suculenta como Áloe medicinal

[@cconyap]

Does it make a difference? Its benefits? Not same?

[@CrescentMoon566]

I have a big store brought aloe Vera.. can I cut it’s top portion and dry and plant it ?? Will it grow ?? Or does it need to be a small leaf cutting ?

[@ВалентинаЦыкунова-щ4ы]

Good video!..Super!!! Thank you very much!. Happy week!!! Greetings!.

[@GuruRavindra]

watch?v=tK9KbJlE8E4 एलोवेरा के फायदे

[@tomijurrohman1005]

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[@ericpoircuitte1260]

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[@fadwafadi1]

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[@vanshika9311]

This nice video nice and nice thank you

[@crocodiletears7093]

Doesn't work, don't try it.

[@pamulahwilliams1744]

Greetings : Difficult to read in red, please try another color. Eye noticed the yellow was somewhat better. Thanks. 🌹🙋🌴.

[@kadeeeartiaga]

wow, very good

[@leasleyyel5836]

Hi so you left the leaves to dry out in a dark area?

[@Natureflowers]

No very dark, but not directly in the sun

[@GuruRavindra]

watch?v=tK9KbJlE8E4 एलोवेरा के फायदे

[@rosalindjoseph807]

Very helpful, now I can piece anyway , and sow my own

[@colinfoo2856]

This doesn't look like the edible Aloe Vera...looks like another Aloe species. Definitely not Aloe Vera.

[@arandomcanadian2948]

It's aloe cillaris (climbing aloe

[@carolebert9649]

Very helpful. Enjoying watching this video

[@Creamed.Rice69]

Two things: 1. It is impossible to grow an aloe from a single leaf. 2. That is not aloe vera, but aloe ferrox. Nice video anyways :)

[@orhanyumer1931]

how to understand aloe vera for eating from white tiny dots on the leafs and we have to buy root is that

[@klausfiedler64]

That's not aloe vera, but I'm near certain that it's not aloe ferrox either. I can tell you a lot of aloes that it isn't but I can't say what it is unfortunately.

[@rakhinkrishna4507]

Yeah exactly

[@wafiaabd5720]

Yes it's not aloe verra !

[@dvandeun]

good sir Murray is correct. Aloe Ferox it is. I don't understand why people posting educational videos whilest knowing crap about the matter. + a small cut at the buttom of the leaf is enough to just gently remove the leaf, always the oldest first and better use a plastic/ceramic knife to avoid oxidation. would have been nice to see a video where one could see the leaf actually take root ... which it in my opinion never does. but anyways, this is isn't even aloe vera, same family yes, but other variety ... and also here it isn't possible to plant like this.

[@lilith902]

This is not aloe Vera

[@jacobbindics4030]

Are you simple?

[@jasontribue5232]

Aloe cilaris

[@erikm8372]

Not to be annoying, BUT - These are actually Aloe arborescens, a.k.a. bush aloes, not actually aloe vera. You can spot the difference at the start of the video; aloe arborescens have long stems, growing into 10 foot tall stalks. These plants in the video also slightly resemble Aloe ciliaris, a good species for shade and climbing up walls, fences, etc. But I'm pretty sure these are bush aloes. You'll often see these aloes growing along our socal freeways, in places where nothing else would root. We have tons here in San Diego, mainly along forgotten steep hillsides and roads. Some of these masses of plants are over 6-10' high; they are true ecosystems & communities within themselves, creating impenetrable homes for all small creatures in the area. Ironically not being a native species... "True" aloe vera, at least to me, is a low-growing, shrubby and compact plant... with lime-greenish leaves & white speckling, There is also a softer, peach-colored aloe called Aloe sinkitana. These are also used like Vera, and often sold as 'vera' in stores. They are different with pastel-yellow blooms, rather than the hot orange of regular vera. Not sure of the medicinal qualities of the aloe in this video (arborescens). I've heard some are actually not medicinal, and in fact, the opposite; irritating to the skin, with allergies in some people. sorry for botanical rant :-)

[@EZ4U2Say11]

I saw that you stabbed your finger 🤣

[@usprotec]

Aloe Vera plants can just grow well in anything soil even sand. My garden has over 100 of AV plants from one plant that I bought 2 years ago. They propagate with baby plants in their pots and I replant them over and over again. Many are over 3 feets tall. Need very little maintenance and water but sun.

[@snorksonforks]

Can confirm this works ... But why is your plant not putting off pups? That container might be too shallow . ALSO: aloe IS a rooting hormone ... use a leaf to make some "tea" and use it on any plant. if you soak some aloe in a bucket of water and then mush it up .. its like liquid gold for plants.

[@ראלאדרי]

I feel I've ignored my Aloe Vera a lot, it once had flowered too, last year it would always go side ways. And yes my Aloe Vera has given rise to many baby plants, I've uprooted the healthy looking one's and given to many people including my younger brother, my sister-in-law, my neighbour who's a gardener himself, they love my Aloe Vera for its fresh colour and thick fleshy leaves. I just hate the smell of the Aloe Vera juice when taken out, hence I've never tried it for any medicinal purpose, but I've tried the juice as rooting hormone and it's done wonders, helping me replant so many other plants in my little garden. After seeing your video I feel I must respect my Aloe Vera more @t Plant Secrets

[@cactusmann5542]

This is not any form of aloe vera. The plant is a hybrid from Aloiampelos ciliaris .... Its not medicinial....

[@kosmoboi]

YESSSSSSS. AWESOME!! thank you for posting!!

[@kledder318]

03:36 According to WikiHow, if you are potting the leaves immediately after cutting you'll increase the chance that the plant will start rotting. Also, you shouldn't put any water on the repotted leaved, let alone that much water.

[@Natureflowers]

Thanks very much for your information

[@johndoe4783]

kledder You have to water it to get the soil to resettle. The water drains at the bottom anyway.

[@trillrifaxegrindor4411]

according to this video the way he does this works perfectly.sometimes the internet generalizes

[@pillowwall2283]

amazing video

[@Natureflowers]

Thanks for the visit

[@mountainlaural4397]

I do believe this is some sort of agave not aloe vera.

[@GOBIAS.INDUSTRIES.]

Nah, it's definitely an aloe (agaves don't have nearly that much moisture in their leaves when cut), but I've never seen aloe Vera that looked like that. It looks like some other aloe...

[@punKRaWKgrL333]

It's a "Climbing Aloe" the scientific name can easily be searched, but I am watching the video, lol.. I have a few of them. They are quite different from an Aloe Vera

[@mountainlaural4397]

I stand corrected.

[@punKRaWKgrL333]

Agaves are awesome though, I just picked up a few more for my collection this week 👍

[@GOBIAS.INDUSTRIES.]

@@punKRaWKgrL333 Thanks for the info! I Googled it and you're spot on - Aloe Ciliaris is the taxonomic name. I'm going to look into getting some of this - it's pretty awesome.

[@anthonyfootball80]

Thanks alot man those babys looking great

[@bassmaniacsnake8016]

Isn’t this aloe ciliaris?

[@lenorburton8333]

Thanks for keeping it so simple !!!!!

[@jonadol]

Oomf that must've hurt 0:14

[@إسلامسؤالوجواب-ز5ع]

Jon Adol hahahaha 😂

[@Tai-chan.]

Wow, never seen that aloe variety on the island where i live

[@Casique1967]

Would work to explain instead of all that music...

[@steventheweaver]

Very useful video! My room will be full of nice Aloes!

[@SKYBANfrancine]

Don't try this. It's fake.

[@joyamongstforeverspark5422]

Need SUBTITLES. the RED WORDS diff to Read

[@DinhDuongSucKhoe7595]

wow. you are successful with method. and me unsuccessfully when apply with American Aloe