How to propagate an aloe vera plant

Turn one aloe vera plant into many. Aloe can be propagated from cuttings or by dividing and potting up its "pups".

Aloe vera plants will thrive with the proper care. Learn all about how to grow them: water, light, soil, fertilizer, pest control, and more!

How to propagate aloe plants easily from pups. I also include my special aloe soil recipe that you can use for any succulents!

Aloe vera gel is an effective natural rooting hormone hormone. Here's how to use aloe vera gel for plant propagation.

Healthy aloe plants will put out little shoots called "pups". Let's take a look at how to transplant aloe pups to make new aloe plants!

Do you know how to propagate aloe plants? We do, and we'll reveal two techniques that'll make expanding your aloe collection quick and easy!

Rooting aloe vera cuttings is easy, but you have to do it the right way or it won't work. Learn exactly how in this step by step guide.

A Step-by-Step Guide to Propagating Aloe Vera From Leaf Cuttings💚💚💚 Full guide in the first comment 💬👀

When it comes to deciding how to plant aloe vera without roots, the most successful propagation method is from offsets (aloe pups or babies)

Be sure to watch the video below showing the step-by-step process of repotting Aloe vera pups! One of the easiest and primary ways to propagate an Aloe vera plant is by repotting its pups. Pups are baby plants that form alongside the mother plant. They are offsets of the main plant that develop from horizontal