How To Plant Aloe vera from Leaf Cuttings

[@etcomehome39]

You are so gentle to the baby plants. They grow because you love and care for them. 🙂

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

Thank you so much 😀

[@rubic0n2008]

​Your channel is very soothing and you're very kind to your plants ❤.​@@TheAloeVeraGarden However, I have to correct you. I have grown them from the upper part of the cut plant, but, it takes months. It sat the same for maybe even 6 months before it caught. But it can be done, you just need to be extremely patient. Notice how none of your upper leaf cuttings plants rotted after weeks? The plant is very much alive still, but it takes a long time to recover and grow! Cheers! 🎉

[@rubic0n2008]

Don't take my word for it... try it!!!

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

@@rubic0n2008 That could probably happen, but it is not normal just like what I have seen aloe vera growing a pup on its flower stalk like an orchid growing small orchids on its flower stalks.

[@inessilva7411]

Mu Muito interessante

[@carlosmontoya2485]

Finally someone with the right knowledge, I love aloe vera, and never been able to clone it. Thank you so very much.

[@lisac4049]

Same here..

[@carlosmontoya2485]

For a year found out it is best. Go buy one let it grow. The transplant all the pups growing. It's unlimited production is awesome after your first year.

[@scootermom1791]

​@@carlosmontoya2485do you mean don't cut off any part of the aloe, and it will naturally produce pups like other succulents tend to do?

[@MohsinRaza-ii6fm]

I planted back a rotten aloe vera which left with some part of the bottom leaf. It looked like the same you prepared very carefully. It grew again and now after watching your video I understand how it happened. I appreciate your work.

[@shivambansal2702]

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[@LucyandLucioLlacuachaqui]

What about the watering during all these days? Thank you

[@helenellsworth9556]

I love it when someone shuts up other "professional" say soers , great job mate, I'll listen to you before I listen to ones who think they know

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

Thank you very much for your continued support. I really appreciate it. Have a wonderful day.

[@helenellsworth9556]

@@TheAloeVeraGarden your welcome

[@Jogibbie]

I'm glad I found this video I just started to try this, my dear hubby knocked my giant aloe plant over and broke it all up pretty badly. So starting her all over again wish me luck

[@LizaBMarie]

When did you serve the divorce papers 😂

[@scootermom1791]

Did it work for you?

[@KMDetty]

L’aloe vera se multiplie de lui-même. Cette vidéo est honnête contrairement à d’autres qui se moquent du monde et qui sont des pondeurs de séries de fake! On dirait d’ailleurs que KZbin adore les mettre en avant!

[@yuvitv1034]

I wish these things were taught in school

[@tlnthelastnomad]

This channel is like an encyclopedia of aloe vera 💚We really appreciate all your efforts.

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

Thank you so much 😀

[@bethsabath]

Everything is FAKE 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@fnvgvvdb]

@@bethsabath ?

[@tonarinicarmen6234]

La spiegazione dei nodi ? Il ramo dell'albero si conoscono , ma nella aloe ?

[@tonarinicarmen6234]

Una buffala 😂

[@lepurplegiraffe6917]

Thank you! I realized an aloe plant I had had a poorly developed root system, so I wanted to start over but was lost. You made it so easy 💜

[@OTseven]

Excellent ! thank you for showing the time lapse of growing the pups and exactly how you propagated these. I'm very grateful. I will try this tmrw as soon as I wake up ;)

[@john_winslow]

How wet is the soil at time of planting the cutting? How often are you watering it from the time you plant to the time they root? Thank you

[@ladyela9283]

I'm so thankful this video came up on my feed. I love your knowledge, details, and soothing voice, Sir! I'm going to see if there is a follow up to this video. Thank you!!

[@gwenjohnston-petrarch5071]

I did learn quite a bit and I thank you kindly for sharing your knowledge. I have all but given up with trying to propagate aloe vera but your video gives me new hope!

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

You can do it!

[@patialina9736]

Thanks a lot for the video. It's so amazing to watch how life ineradicably reproduces itself!!!

[@kenfreeman2832]

Thank you so much for your help. I recently bought an Aloe that I wanted to harvest a few leaves, but it flowered. So, I am waiting for the leaves to get stronger after I cut the flower and stem off. How long should I wait?

[@Badonkudonk]

Thank you for taking the time to explore what others are saying. I actually tried the one of the cut leaf and drying out the ends. They never grew. I will try again with your method.

[@alexischitwood2272]

I love how you took an investigative approach here! Thank you for sharing. I just subscribed😊

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

Thanks for subbing!

[@jf.reallylonglastname6308]

i feel ok about trying this with a neglected aloe plant. its biggest leaves were feeling mushy with a yucky smell... i cut them off and was searching for a way to get nice new growth. This technique looks good & you seem very trustworthy!

[@CoachNoahDavid]

Thank you for your info and showing us your process and what you learned! Answered every single question I had about propagating my aloe Vera plant. God bless you my friend ❤️

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

So nice of you. Thank you very much for watching the video.

[@kennethmurage3625]

Yes l learned everything not something because the video was crystal clear, Good and Simple English easy to follow and also to Crown it all ,it was true to the best of my knowledge. Good work. More Videos please. 😎Watching from KENYA 🇰🇪🖐️😁🖐️🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱

[@tineejohnston9737]

Did you water them at all during the rooting time, thank you for sharing

[@The_Bhavanaa]

I too need an answer for this

[@religiaislam8096]

Bende bilmek isterim...?

[@mamaj6028]

Fantastic idea with the stones for cuttings to rest on ! Thank you , I needed this video .

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

Thank you.

[@imsleepy96]

question, once the aloe vera is dried and planted, will I need to water the soil before or after potting?

[@alexistaylor969]

You always want to water after with cuttings or transplanting rooted cuttings to a new pot. The water ensures that the dirt makes full contact with the plant stem and roots allowing just enough air space for gas exchange but not so much that the stem or root becomes dry and dies. So for plats that can be easily overwatered you will want to skip moistening the dirt prior to planting and then water after planting.

[@ThePinkpetals]

Lol-- that was my same question

[@fun_ghoul]

@@alexistaylor969 _"So for plats [sic] that can be easily overwatered you will want to skip moistening the dirt prior to planting and then water after planting."_ OK...unless your medium is bone dry to begin with. Then, watering after the fact will likely result in pockets of dry soil. This is especially so with well-draining media, where the water runs off while some parts remain dry. Just make sure your medium is well-drained. If all you have is soil, steal some sand from a playground!

[@moon_wolfk7456]

So I’m guessing someone misunderstood somewhere and now there’s a misconception that you can grow from a top part of the leaf. Thank you very much for the video, this makes much more sense and now I also understand why I’ve never succeeded 😁

[@SoberBangBangVeteran]

Have you tried since?

[@freehope9319]

Great job ❤

[@edwardstilson5784]

After you cut the top portion of the leaf, put them in honey to stop the gel oozing, then plant the tops with 2 nodes below soil. You will get pups about the same time as the bases.

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

Only the latex can stop the gel from flowing out and leaves have no nodes.

[@iamgabriel816]

Hi, Edward. I wanted to clarify if you are saying regardless that it didn’t happen to work in this video, that I ‘can’ grow pups from the top cut portion of the leaf, by following your instructions of honey and plant with 2 nodes under soil?

[@joaquimpereira5001]

Miraculous technique, thank you Sir for sharing

[@tlnthelastnomad]

Even I have tried growing with the top cut portion of the leaf. It cannot grow pups due to lack of stem tissue (whitish).

[@donaldjones8920]

Why are you saying that? You cannot grow aloe plants from the tops of leaves. They will not grow roots. Stop saying things that are not true.

[@scootermom1791]

That makes perfect sense to me. If a person cuts another kind of succulent leaf in half then try to propagate it, it just withers up and dies. However, if you use an intact leaf, it will typically reproduce (not always but most of the time). I just got an aloe vera plant for the first time because I've read that parrots are supposed to like it, and it's healthy for them. So far, mine aren't the least bit interested but hopefully will learn to enjoy it in time. I've successfully propagated other succulents but was clueless about how to do so with an aloe.

[@ThePinkpetals]

First off-- I was saddened to see my aloe plant keeled over from being too dry😳 So I thank you so very much for this helpful and enlightening video! Today is 16 April 2023, on Sunday, and I wasn't sure how to proceed after I let my leaves heal. Then I came across your video today, and I learned so much from it! I thought it was genius of you using the stones to help the plant stay upright until it roots! And I also learned that the new growth term is called "pups"🤓 The only two questions I have are-- do I wet the soil prior to planting the leaves-- and how wet should it be? I also appreciated knowing just how the plant will look once the pups start coming in! I'm already excited about this venture!

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

You only have to keep the soil moist, not wet.

[@JozefEdgard]

Witam po cieciu posypac cynamonem i dac az rana sie zasklepi a potem do podloza dla sekulentow lub kaktusow,mozna tez zastosowac pdloze dla juk i dracen

[@elogiud]

Such beautiful and loving care in the planting...thank you for sharing.

[@sandyadkins2637]

I love growing plants 🌱 😊my mama had a green thumb as my grandpa is so relaxing to feel life in soul thanks

[@MrKwixset]

great video. I tried reading all the comments to find the answer, but couldn't find it. Did the cuttings with no root stem ever grow? I have three cuttings like this and I am wondering it i'm wasting my time.

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

No, the leaf alone cannot propagate. It has to have a stem tissue attached to the plant. Perhaps this tutorial can help kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z56Qg56hq9KUgsk

[@canalsentir]

Hi from Mexico That was a nice video that explained well how to grow aloe vera leaf cuttings

[@muril48]

Hello ❤ I will continue to watch your videos to learn more about the aloe Vera growing method You are a God-send thank you 🙏

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

So nice of you. Thank you very much for watching my videos.

[@yafalamm5510]

VERY WELL DONE! I enjoyed the process of see both leave tissue v. leaf cutting without tissue. Thank you.

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

You're welcome. Thank you also for watching.

[@LouiseGarling]

Thank you for your video! What about watering during this process of the pups germinating, please?

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

Just keep the soil moist and when the pups are starting to show.

[@LouiseGarling]

@@TheAloeVeraGarden Many thanks, I will spray them from a water bottle

[@tinoo6057]

Thank you for sharing your knowhow. I will try your method. But I have a question, "Do we need to water after planting leaf cuttings?"

[@lavanyaduggirala8559]

The pups are so cute. Such a wonderful way to grow aloe plants. 🎉

[@gloriayearian6145]

Thank you for such a wonderful video! I’m new to Aloe Plants. Could you tell me the difference between rot and discoloration please and thank you?!

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

If you mean discoloration of leaves, then it is caused either by root rot or sunburn. If it is root rot, it will not only discolor the leaves but will also curl the leaves.

[@loriwebster8574]

Hi, You never did the follow up on if the leaves did anything after 3 weeks. We are trying to save a Aloe Vera and have cut a few leaves that have no root attached. Have seen other videos that say to allow it to callus and then plant. Did you get any result?

[@Tus_NICHT]

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So ist es ein sehr guter Traum, dass es Dich, KZbin und weitere seriöse, clevere, bewundernswerte Spezialisten hier gibt! Das wird mir helfen, die Welt in Germany etwas schöner, grüner, spannender, gesünder zu gestalten (ja, Achtung; absolut, außer grüne, extrem miese Politik, denn diese geht garnicht in der BRD. Aber egal, es soll bei "Aloe schöne Vera" bleiben, ich wollte 😮😉🫣 hier mit der Anmerkung nur eventuelle zu viele "grüne Missverständnisse" verhindern, vermeiden)! 🫣🤦🏻‍♂️🙈🫢😢🥺 *Zurück zum Thema*: Die Blätter hingen über den Rand des Topfes und das wurde Wochenlang schlimmer, bis mir klar wurde, jetzt wird sie faulen, sie ist vermutlich durch die langen Regentage komplett ersoffen. Weil die AloeVera etwas über die Helfte des Pavillon Dach Rand platziert war und nicht im Haus überwinterte. - Uns wurde das Abstellen im Haus neben der Wohnungstür streng verboten! Ist der Garten für den Winter winterfest gemacht, passen keine Pflanzen mehr in die Mini-Behausung. 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Er akzeptierte keinen Vera-Nothilfepass und wusste das sie deswegen verenden muss. 🪴😢🤦🏻‍♂️ Adios,🪴👣 alohahej Vera, denn dein "betreutes Wohnen im Garten" geht vermutlich endgültig zu Ende, also schlaf gut mein grünes Wunder, mein rettendes Engelchen!" Nur die Vera-Wächter, deine zahlreichen Bodyguard's 🌵🦠🐛🍀 bleiben NOCH für diesen Sommer um dich, und hoffen noch auf eine clevere, rettende Idee, 🌬🌡um meiner so jungen Vera das Leben zu retten, denn nur die Hoffnung stirbt ganz zuletz: 🌵🪴🌵🏜 Sogar ihre 3 kleinen "6 cm Babys" im großen Topf sind gleich mit verstorben, weil diese lagen ebenso mit auf Eis. 🫧🧺🪤🩺🪦 Echt sehr traurige Sache! Ich vermute mal, da ist nichts mehr mit Vera zu machen, denn ein naiver Cloning-Versuch würde vermutlich sofort mit uns oder meiner unqualifizierten Kunst scheitern. ⛅️ SATIRE OFF! Also mal wieder im Ernst- Modus! 🙆‍♂️ Wozu ist Aloe Vera im gestorbenen Zustand überhaupt noch gut? 🙆‍♂️ Ich überlege, weil ich damls vor über 60 Jahren in der Garten-Schule lernen musste: _"Solange noch irgend etwas grün im oder am Stengel, sowie am Blatt, oder um eine Blüte ist, oder nur schwach grün leuchtet, sollte gar Niemand die Hoffnung auf Leben an Pflanzen aufgeben! Niemals! Diese könnten unter normalen bis ganz besonderen Umständen sehr simpel wieder erwachen. Weil in der Natur tut sich überraschender Weise sofort immer etwas besonderes, vermutlich unmögliches. Nur die richtigen Wunder dauern fast immer etwas länger. Also Geduld haben?! Abwarten und Kamille Tee trinken? Der Pflanze + Samen vom Tee sparsam etwas abgeben!"_ Ich fühlte mich hin und her gerissen, war plötzlich verwirrt. Ich versuchte es 2 mal, auf der Basis etwas Pflanzenwelt zu retten. Aber das war mir damals mit 11 Jahre nicht gelungen, alles musste auf Befehl der Lehrmeister entsorgt werden und die Schule war damals auch noch unvergesslich sehr streng. Also wurden reichlich schwache Pflanzen irgendwie irre verbrannt. Aber dann kam der große Shock für mein damaliges Alter: Auch unser Nachbar verschnitt jedes Jahr seine Bäume & Sträucher ..., nur diesmal viel mir etwas besonderes, bemerkenswertes auf. Seine Frau liebte total vernarrt besondere Erdbeeren & Weintrauben (am liebsten Kernlose). Sie naschte immer öfter 1 bis 2 Std. pro Tag und überzuckerte sich damit sehr. Sie wollte immer mehr davon, ließ sich den leckersten immer frischen Kuchen + Schlagsahne drauf bringen. 🙆‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🫣 Ihr Mann pflanzte viel mehr davon an, bis an unseren Gartenzaun. Im Januar und Februar schaute ich mir die Weintrauben Gestelle von ihm mal viel genauer an. Auch diese sahen äußerlich wie extrem ausgetrocknet aus. Als er diese ziemlich umfangreich kürzte, war deutlich sehr gesundes Grün ... im schwachen Ast zu sehen. Er verpflanzte diesen Verschnitt sogar sehr erfolgreich, denn Ende April bis Ende Mai erwachte alles pflanzliche Leben um unseren Gartenzaun. Nur bei uns blieb die Gartenzeit irgendwie stehen, weil da tat sich trotz frischen Samen nicht so viel. Seit dem Erlebnis war ich richtig entmutigt, noch irgendwas pflanzliches zu tun. 😝🙄😳 Nein, weil das war plötzlich fast Blitzartig gar nichts mehr für mich! 😱 So konzentrierte ich mich dann zu 90% nur noch auf anfänglich spannende und erfolgreiche Musikelektronik ... und auch auf Computertechnik. Als ob die Götter des Universum das so wolten. Heute im hohem Alter kann man keinen Lötkolben mehr ruhig in der Hand halten, oder Leiterplatten per ruhiger Hand für IC-Bestückungen zeichnen und SMD Teile bestücken. Das springt fast alles von der Pinzette, findet man nie wieder. So sitzt man zu gerne wieder im Garten und überlegt sich sehr genau, wie man den Garten für die Familie traumhaft schön und lecker gestalten, machen kann. Oder geht in der BRD per sittenwiedriger, zwischenmenschlicher Mindestrente Flaschen sammeln, um zu überleben! = Echt irre Zustände! Leider zog mich diese teure AloeVera per kürzlichen "Scheintod" total runter! Ich will aber den guten Glauben noch nicht aufgeben, dass diese Pflanze mit hängenden "Blättern" gar nicht überleben wird. Ich hätte deswegen 1x folgende Maßnahmen vor: 1. Vorsichtig umtopfen, von knapp 3 Liter, in 10 Liter Tontopf mit Bodenloch, keine Plastik. 2. Neues spezielles gesundes Gemisch in neuer eigener, spezieller "Vera-Anzucht Erde" verwenden. = Auf eure Empdehlungen und clevere Ideen wäre ich sehr gespannt, wenn ihr antworten möchtet. Egal in welcher Sprache die Tante Google das alles übersetzen kann. Ich lese garantiert mit: 🥸 Das Abo stand hier mit diesem herrlichen Video sofort dankend fest!🫂 Der Daumen 👍🏻👍🏻wurde Haus intern 2x zu Dir hoch geschleudert! Und ich gebe gerne noch an dieser Stelle 6 Sterne gutmütig/dankend dazu: ✨️✨️ Mit Hydrophonic mache ich auch einiges, besonders im Gurken-, Salate- & Erdbeeren-Bereich, aber niemals mit Aloe Vera. Ein mal komplett für Wochen absaufen, reicht ihr vermutlich für immer! 🫠🥲✌️ So, gut nun! Es wird zu viel in lustiger bis trauriger Fremdsprache. = Es ist nicht garantiert, das ihr mich ohne Missverständnise komplett lesen könnt, oder wirklich lesen wollt. Oder ob meine eher witzige Nachricht per Satiriker gut ankommt, denn nicht jeder ist immer 24h gut drauf. Was soll ich denn zum "Vera-Verlust" sagen? = "Bleibt bitte einfach cool. Ich will doch Vera nur noch 1x retten, weil ich verstanden habe, das sie zu viel Regenwasser + Kälte nicht mag!" Also wird sie in der Garage überwintern, oder in Zukunft in der guten Stube, direkt am Febster, in Heizungsnähe. Erst mal muss sie überleben, dann werden "Bio-Vera-Träume" wahr! Beraten wir uns hier? 🤔😉😀🙃🥱 Ahhh, hab jetzt eine simple Idee: 1000 Dank und liebe Grüße aus Germany! Gute Nacht Freunde! 🇩🇪 🫂✌️

[@thilaisimpson]

This was REALLY helpful. Thank you!!!

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@AllGrowing]

Thank you for this informative video! I tried to learn from your other videos, but have you commented on what type of potting soil is needed to grow Aloe Vera?

[@dana102083]

Succulent soil.. Which usually has sand and dries out faster. Ive used potting soil but i wouldnt if new to it and dont know watering routine for it.

[@oldkingcrow777]

Like Dana said, get cactus/succulent soil. If you want, you can just make your own by mixing: Compost Peat Moss/Coco Coir Sand Perlite Boom. Many people are hesitant to mix their own dirts, but the thing is if you're not adding fertilizers you're really just trying to get the right consistency/drainage for the right plant. I mix fertilizer in when blending but if it's a first time just avoid that part and fertilize after the plant is established

[@AllGrowing]

@@oldkingcrow777 Good, thanks!

[@ushar6465]

Do you only pot the lower part of the leaf . Do you water immediately after planting and what is the frequency to water after

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

You just water it when the soil gets very dry.

[@Boutys_mom]

wonderful, easy to understand video! much appreciate you sharing your expertise.

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

You're very welcome!

[@Lou_D-hb8ho]

Do you have to leave them to dry out or can you plant straight away?

[@oldkingcrow777]

You can plant right away. I think the problem why people suggest letting them callous first is it might be too moist if you don't know what you're doing and put em straight in the soil without drying first

[@Emeraldwitch30]

I just received a small pup from a friend but one big leaf is bent and broken. I think I'll cut that part off and freeze for use in treating burns but I mightvtry to propagate the bottom part for a new plant. Thank you

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

Just remember that you cannot propagate the leaf without a stem tissue attached to it. Here's how you should do it kzbin.info/www/bejne/aX-cmJKbpNdjhbs

[@Emeraldwitch30]

@@TheAloeVeraGarden thank you again. The leaf that bent/broke is an outside one that I should be able to carefully pull off like your video shows. Thank you again.

[@maarte_kyel]

thanks for tips and very interesting tutorial keep on planting

[@Code657]

Do you water them after planting?also do where do you store them until grow bigger?

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

No, I didn't water them after planting. I only water them when the roots are starting to show. I placed them in a shaded area.

[@62WILDCAT]

Thank you. Just bought a $2 Aloe plant home & one leaf fell off. So i will follow your instructions here .

[@Ficusforev]

I never knew you could propagate them like that thank you for showing

[@anthonylewis62]

it wont work, it needs a root, this would rot unless you use an antifungal , you cannot just stick a leaf in soil bare

[@damarisrodriguez4244]

Wow! This awesome!! I'm definitely trying this. You did such a great job. First video that really shows the correct way. Thanks for sharing God bless and stay safe 🙏🏾🥰

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

Thank you very much for watching. 😊😊😊

[@damarisrodriguez4244]

@@TheAloeVeraGarden You're welcome my pleasure 🙏🏾🤗

[@Shaikhirbaaz]

Is it helpful.?

[@Shaikhirbaaz]

Did you try this?

[@damarisrodriguez4244]

@@Shaikhirbaaz Not yet but I will soon!!!

[@alexandrabrunn7423]

Muchas gracias por este buenísimo video. He plantado hace años un aloe vera en el jardín y ahora se ha multiplicado por todo el jardín. Lo hemos tenido que quitar, pero nos encontramos con un problema. Ayuda!! No se como destruirlo, ya que si simplemente lo tiro en otro sitio, volverá a multiplicarse demasiado. Como puedo eliminarlo?? Me he guardado uno cuantos en macetas grandes, pero el jardín lo necesitamos para legumbres.

[@rebeccawinkler9528]

Couple of questions. So cut and let heal then plant. After you have planted them, when in the video you are aerating the soil by moving it around as you do, is there a reason for doing that? Currently have an aloe that I am trying to save. How often would you water such cuttings? Any certain type of soil for the cuttings?

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

It's not just about cut and heal and soil type. It's more about how you cut the leaf. The leaf will start to grow roots and pups even before planting, as long as you cut it properly. You can check this video here:kzbin.info/www/bejne/aX-cmJKbpNdjhbs

[@archolino]

🌱🌱🌱💚🌱🌱🌱

[@aireenreyes8902]

Best videos today searched aloe vera caring and propagation 🙇Thank you very much!

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

Wow, thank you.

[@Svcnbskn]

What about the upper parts? Any roots yet?

[@LilDirt12]

Cool video. Thank you. Any particular time of year that it's better to do this?

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

We only have wet and dry seasons here in the Philippines and it doesn't matter, I can do it anytime. We don't have winter, but I think it's not a good idea to do this in winter.

[@shubhamchakraborty1410]

Sir, one question, after planting (from 0 day) what will be the process of watering?

[@sahajjeewanbydrlata]

Excellent gardening work, thanks dear i am gonna try this

[@qiwang220]

You take good care of these plante! If not,it is to the Aloe vera .You will take good care of them .😀😃

[@Loida45]

Fantastico,Espectacular, gracias, saludos desde Uruguay

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

Thank you very much.

[@ateriocordialrocia]

Thanks for sharing this video I want to start growing aloe Vera keep Safe waiting for your next video

[@AndreaDAmbra]

thanks for the useful video @thealoeveragarden! did you water the soil during the experience?

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

I just keep the soil moist.

[@AngelicaGomez-bp4xs]

Can you explain your drying process, did you leave them to dry out in the sun or under grow lights?

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

Just place it in a well lighted area inside the house. You can place in the porch or anywhere open, but no direct sunlight.

[@loriamora6202]

aloe my friend & thanky vera much

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

Thank you too

[@anitaterry5584]

Wow this is amazing ! I am a Aloe Vera lover I have alot, this video has taught me alot. Thank you 😊

[@lauralynn7691]

Did the upper pieces of the leaves ever grow pups? (The pieces without the stem.) Thank you!

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

No, they didn't. They all rotted.

[@SriniVas-uk3jp]

Thanks for the step by step analysis and time lapse.

[@Ocean_dott]

This Video was so helpful thank you very much❤

[@pegkeith1163]

I wish I had checked my plant several days ago. I'm going to try to nurse it back to health,,,,the leaves rotted away from root base. I'll let them dry out and see if I've got the touch to save them and start them over. I haven't checked the root base either. I'm hoping for life there also. Before I did anything I wanted to Google the alow plant to see if I could help it. 😊

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

I hope you that you will be able to revive your plant 😊😊😊

[@TigerSira]

Thanks this confirmed my own thoughts... I'm trying to save an aloe plant from rot and noticed a small bump from a root at the stem part of a leaf so I wanted to look up the requirements of propagating a leaf and people are just crazy if they think you can grow an aloe plant from only the top of a leaf... But that would mean you would be able to just cut in to the middle of the leaf and you would see a new aloe plant grow from the middle of the leaf and I have NEVER seen that... Though you might be able to plant a clinical clean aloe in to the middle of an aloe leaf 🤔 would be fun to see if that would be possible but you would need to make sure no soil or other stuff got in to the leaf...

[@1961Lara]

Thank you for this information!

[@Kelly_Mae]

Incredible!!! Thank you so much for sharing this! I have a large aloe but it hasn’t given me pups in 2 years. I ow believe this is because too big a pot (but plant is happy and healthy just no pups)

[@lavenderloco]

Strange. Aloes normally put out pups soon enough cause they hate being alone

[@S3xy6uanakita]

Hi! Did you watered the leaves after you planted them? If you did, how often did you water it?

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

I just kept the soil moist. When the soil gets dry, I sprinkle a little water.

[@madymisucreations9191]

Did you ever water them?

[@bucksization]

HWOARDS THE TIP.. SHOULD I LEAVE HER OR CUT HER?ELLO SORRY FOR LARGE TWXT IM PARTIALLY BLIND. I HAD 2 ALOE VERA PLANS DELIVERED ONLY TO FIND SOME LAVES ARE BENT AN SOME SNAPPED, BUT NOT OFF. THESE ARE NEARER THE TIP. THNX FOR SHARING

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

You don't have to cut the leaf.

[@meisievannancy]

Do you ever try bulbinella. It is aloe family I think and also produces gel. It is easy to harvest and squeeze out gel. How does it's gel compare to aloe gel

[@VM-9911]

Thank you for this please share information on the amount of water you added

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

I just keep the soil moist.

[@carsoncampbell5882]

I've a very large Aloe plant that continues to fall over to1 side do i continue growing the plant in bigger pots

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

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[@llllllllllilillii]

beautiful voice and accent and music. thank you!

[@danleighton3283]

Has anyone played 432hz tunes to there plants over night? They love it

[@cazzalyric]

I give my plants 432hz charged water and they love it. So does my cat😊

[@lauralynn7691]

Hi again!! I'm so happy I found your videos, and I keep having more questions. I really appreciate your guidance! Once the mother leaf has made roots/pups, can I cut off the mother leaf?

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

Yes, you can.

[@gabrielponatshego3822]

Please advise when to water the soil. I did exactly this and watered thereafter. The pups have rot now. Please advise on soil preparation

[@fun_ghoul]

If you can buy soil, look for one good for cacti and succulents. If you're using your local soil, try to mix in something to make it drain better, like sand. If you can't do either, just plant them and don't water thereafter unless they're discernibly drying out. Put differently, you already know what too much water looks like, so use a lot less than last time and see where you end up. I mean, right? You can do this. Cheers.

[@Slain_Lawless]

So is there any advantage to cutting the leaf in half at all? Except to experiment. But in general would it be better to propagate the whole leaf?

[@funwithinnu1908]

Great effort..do we need to water it every day,,n keep it in sun..?

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

Keep it in first in a well lighted area and when the pups start to show, slowly expose them to sunlight. Water only when the soil gets dry.

[@Brother_CJ]

1:50 So do we place them in a shaded area? Or a well lighted area?

[@anonymousfarishta]

Keep at that place where that must get upto 4-6 hour sunliht and after that in shedy area

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

You can keep them in a well light area, and when they are starting to grow, you can slowly introduce them to sunlight.

[@Yeshuawater]

Awesome thank you. Will do your method with my aloes. Bless you

[@brillianttalandron4678]

Good morning sir, May I know what variety of aloe vera that is marketable for usage of creating beauty products? Salamat po sir.

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

If you are just starting, I would recommend the chinensis variety because they grow and propagate fast. At the same time, it is good to have barbadensis on the side, it grows bigger with less care.

[@ellenkennedy177]

Did the top part of the plant ever propagate? Also, why cut the tip off?

[@tachianaspradley2219]

I’m new to planting, am I supposed to water them at all during this time?

[@hamadibenzarti]

Hello, do we put the vase directly in the sun or in the shade and when we water it ? Thanks .

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

Place the vase in a well-lighted area but no direct sunlight and just keep the soil moist.

[@Younglambs]

I put 10 pieces of aloe vera in separate pots. Some pots had compost that I had made from banana peels, eggshells and some with just new potting soil. I dipped all 10 in honey. I put them all in the shade and after two weeks they were rotting. After three weeks only one is left and that’s the one where only the bottom is cut and the tip is left intact. I only watered them every two days to keep the soil moist. Not sure where I went wrong. I will try your method.

[@Luherou]

¿Al final qué ha pasado con los aloe veras de la parte de arriba? ¿Han crecido raíces?

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

Ellas se pudren

[@madgehylton7689]

Amazing. Thank you. I will try this.

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

You're welcome 😊

[@stellanuel]

Wow l hope this time you will do your level best such that the aloe vera grow👍

[@SV-cb6iy]

What feed did you provide during this growing period. Watering?

[@daily_quote00]

Do you need to water them?

[@howardellman9668]

yes but not too much

[@eva_wilson]

Very helpful video! Thank you very much!!!! 👍

[@alexmaximas384]

What a fantasitc plant. I'm a big fan of your channel.

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

Thank you so much 😊😊😊

[@medistation.youare1981]

As long as you have a root a lil piece of root mis 1 ASPIRIN INTO 2 LTS OF WATER AND THE WILL ROOT LIKE CRAZY

[@yotohiroto]

did you water them or moist the soil? i over watered mine and trying to grow it back

[@fun_ghoul]

Video dude is an expert, so he can get away with soil that drains poorly. For us non-experts, best to stick to a growing medium with lots of perlite and vermiculite. Do NOT use "garden soil", "topsoil", "black earth", etc., at least not without amendments (vermiculite, perlite, sand), or you're gonna end up with root rot. To bastardize a Michael Parenti quote, it's not overwatering, but underoxygenating!

[@chinnudubbala3755]

You did an amazing experiment brother

[@TheAloeVeraGarden]

Thank you very much.