When my mature Aloe Barbadensis grows too long, I cut the entire root system, and set the root system aside to callus over and then replant the root system horizontally in the soil to grow pups for propagation 👍
@@TheKatarinaGiselle Are you referring to the root system being too long? If so cut it in half or depending on the length cut them in 6 to 7 inch segments but leave about 3 inches of stem on the Aloe plant itself and then wait a day for both ends to callus over and then plant them in different pots if you want, I would like to clarify as well that I clean up the root stem as much as possible and get the dried leaf off around the stem to expose the flesh and root nodes then plant them
Thank you for this video. I always thought that all Aloe plants were Aloe Vera plants. Mine looks just like your Aloe Dorothea. I had no idea that’s what it was. It was great to learn something new 🙂
I did not know there was so many aloe plants I just thought it was aloe vera and that was it. thank you for the information. I'm going to go and hunt for more of the aloes. Very interesting information thank you again
Well my aloe plant has been in my greehouse since I had this issue of it looking like it was going to die and now it's big beautiful and has pups growing everywhere. It's in a hanging basket in my green house and I water it when I can put half of my figure in the soil and it's dry. Then I water it until a lil bit comes out of the bottom them I leave it alone for a while before I check again.
That was very helpful. I took a lot of notes. Do you have any information about the care of air plants (tillansia)? I have 4 different varieties. Several have flowered and grown pups. I've read that the mother plant dies after it grows a pup, but that hasn't happened to mine yet, and it's been a couple of years. It's one of my favorite plants, and I want people to understand how to display (no hot glue to shells please!) and care for them. Thank you
I don't have any Aloe Vera variety myself, so I can't speak to that, but all my aloe that grow outside do bloom regularly throughout the season. I think they need a lot of light to bloom.
Ive repotted my Aloe, i had 1 pup so i took it off and repoted it to. Now they are both in my greenhouse and not doing well. The leaves are curling in and the plants are galling over and thry are a purple brown color.
Unfortunately, as with most plants, sun damage on leaves are permanent, but luckily aloe are really hardy and will grow new leaves, and if the light is right, they can grow back pretty fast. I had some terrible leaf damage from aloe aphids and ended up cutting off the damaged leaves. The plant looked a bit sad for a month or two, but is coming back beautifully now. Most aloe can take hot direct sun if they're used to it. For the future, slowly ease them into the sun if they have been in lower light conditions. They will eventually do well in the direct sun.
When my mature Aloe Barbadensis grows too long, I cut the entire root system, and set the root system aside to callus over and then replant the root system horizontally in the soil to grow pups for propagation 👍
Great tip!
I wish I could see you do this because mine is too long. I was just gonna buy a bigger pot 🙈 idk how to care for it but I want to!
@@TheKatarinaGiselle Are you referring to the root system being too long? If so cut it in half or depending on the length cut them in 6 to 7 inch segments but leave about 3 inches of stem on the Aloe plant itself and then wait a day for both ends to callus over and then plant them in different pots if you want, I would like to clarify as well that I clean up the root stem as much as possible and get the dried leaf off around the stem to expose the flesh and root nodes then plant them
Thank you for this video. I always thought that all Aloe plants were Aloe Vera plants. Mine looks just like your Aloe Dorothea. I had no idea that’s what it was. It was great to learn something new 🙂
So glad that you learned something! Yes, and interesting to note that there are over 400 varieties and hybrids of aloe. They are such a cool plant. 💚
WOW! Thank you so much for all the info! You have such beautiful plants!
You are so welcome! And thank you ☺️
Nice sharing 🎉🎉 beautiful succulents 🎉I have too some collection 🎉🎉
I did not know there was so many aloe plants I just thought it was aloe vera and that was it. thank you for the information. I'm going to go and hunt for more of the aloes. Very interesting information thank you again
You are so welcome
Well my aloe plant has been in my greehouse since I had this issue of it looking like it was going to die and now it's big beautiful and has pups growing everywhere. It's in a hanging basket in my green house and I water it when I can put half of my figure in the soil and it's dry. Then I water it until a lil bit comes out of the bottom them I leave it alone for a while before I check again.
True Aloe Goddess 🌿
🥰 Awww, thanks!
That was very helpful. I took a lot of notes.
Do you have any information about the care of air plants (tillansia)? I have 4 different varieties. Several have flowered and grown pups. I've read that the mother plant dies after it grows a pup, but that hasn't happened to mine yet, and it's been a couple of years. It's one of my favorite plants, and I want people to understand how to display (no hot glue to shells please!) and care for them. Thank you
I need to know more about air plants myself. My mother has a wonderful collection, maybe we can work together on a video.
Great video!
Thanks! So glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks for sharing 👍🏼Shalom
What would you do if you are bringing your plants in for winter and discover that ants have moved in???
Have you had any aloe Vera blooms?
I don't have any Aloe Vera variety myself, so I can't speak to that, but all my aloe that grow outside do bloom regularly throughout the season. I think they need a lot of light to bloom.
I can’t keep these alive 😭
Oh no! As long as they are kept fairly dry and warm and with some bright light they should do well. I hope that helps and good luck!
What is your care routine?
Ive repotted my Aloe, i had 1 pup so i took it off and repoted it to. Now they are both in my greenhouse and not doing well. The leaves are curling in and the plants are galling over and thry are a purple brown color.
How are they doing now?
They don't look good at all
@@martinwhitehurst9893 oh no! I'm I'm sorry that's happening, may they recover and thrive ❤✊
Is the soil fast draining?
Yea it seems to bei have it in a mixture of sand and potting mix
Can you take one Leaf by its and get it to grow roots
I haven't been able to do that myself, I have heard of people doing it, but it is rarely successful. Your best bet for propagation is with a stem.
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How to heal a sunburned Aloe vera plant
Unfortunately, as with most plants, sun damage on leaves are permanent, but luckily aloe are really hardy and will grow new leaves, and if the light is right, they can grow back pretty fast. I had some terrible leaf damage from aloe aphids and ended up cutting off the damaged leaves. The plant looked a bit sad for a month or two, but is coming back beautifully now. Most aloe can take hot direct sun if they're used to it. For the future, slowly ease them into the sun if they have been in lower light conditions. They will eventually do well in the direct sun.
For propagation, I use rooting powder for plants 🪴, Easy Root - Cloning and Rooting Hormone