THANK YOU this is the only video i was able to find which relates to my overly crowded aloe plant. So far ive counted about 11 that are visible, i know theres more hidden below and some pups as well. I have two aloe plants, the first one (which was much smaller and less intimidating for me to start off with) i separated & repotted before summer. Idk why ive waited this long to start with the 2nd it was already big and full then, but now its massive. But my question is how to grow THICKER LEAVES on my plant. I thought it being too crowded caused it to produce thinner leaves. And see, the plant you fixed here was much bigger & fuller than mine, yet the leaves were still thick, so i guess crowding isn't the reason (or at least the only reason) for thin leaves. Other than that my plant is pretty much healthy. I keep it partially shaded so its not in full sunlight, leaves are a healthy green, and i try to stay on top of clipping off any brown tips and dead leaves that are an eye sore. And since it's a desert plant, i stopped watering it too often over a year ago. Before was once a week, but now i kinda stopped keeping track of that since i cut down on watering it. I dont fertilize or give any plant food though. Not with any of my plants, only water. The info/tutorials/hacks/tips say so many different things and i find it overwhelming and confusing i dont wanna kill them trying to help them grow. So just water, sun, observation and love is the care i give.
kamilah beaty it sounds like you are doing great job! I think ticket leaves are result of a lot of sunlight. These aloes were in conservatory full if sunlight.
kamilah beaty that was inspiring to read! You need to have your own channel and share some of your insights! I find it therapeutic as well and that’s how I started with plants. It helped me relax
You should take one of the aloes from the massive plant and try to place it in full sun it will turn brown but it will recover in about two weeks so you can see if that works I have a lot of aloe and are all thick leafs they are in full sun
I like the pot. It has a vintage look. Do you feel better? This are very big plants and because they have all this food in their leaves must be very heavy too. They must make you a statue there to honor you with all the work you have put for this plants. The pot looks great and all the others too. You did a great job once again Marija.
Olga's dreamland lol that’s sweet of you. No statue, no one even knows what I do. 😄My back is feeling better, but I will have to be careful with heavy things like that.
Working hard again ⛏️. These aloe are heavy when they get big!. I have to do some work on my aloes too, Fun stuff lol. I like how placed them in the front door, Good work 👍 🌞 🌵
@@succulentlivingbymarija8872 yes couple of them, I have to place them in the garden but it's really hard on your back, I understand that's the only reason I wait for Francisco to help me, lol. 🌞 Everything your doing there is looking very good 👍 Don't hurt your back🔙 🌵😘
I bought an aloe in the spring that's the size of just one of those. how often should I water it when I bring it inside for the winter? I'm also worried about it getting enough light, should I get a grow lamp?
Vin Soriano they can live almost without any water. I water aloe less than any other succulent, especially through the winter I give it a little water every 3 to 4 weeks just because it’s really dry and warm in my house. I don’t keep aloes under lights, but by the window. It’s actually not getting a lot of light because it’s north east facing window. I think it will probably be fine as long as you have some source of light. Aloes are ok with not having full sun or a lot of hours on the sun.
thegiftlady1 you are right! Because I left them to Valois or dry up where I cut. I didn’t use rooting hormone or water just place them in soil about 1 to 2 inch deep and after about two weeks started occasionally sprinkling water to stimulate rooting and they all rooted!
Thank for asking. I just pulled up some aloes I put in soil and watered. I did it in time. I’ll let the bottom dry out again and start the process over Again, thanks for the question searching all over for it he answer can stop now lol🙏🏻
MORE! Did you get to take one home as a prize? You certainly deserve one! I always wondered how to care for those giant aloes! You are an excellent gardener!!
@@succulentlivingbymarija8872 I have an aloe plant just like in this video but im afraid to move anything because I can get poked by it. What do you recommend to use to keep my hands safe from being poked?
@@FlorMartinez-uy7cz I rarely use gloves so not sure. I think there are better quality gardening gloves online than the ones from Lowe’s. Someone recommended me, but I forgot the brand. Sorry I am not of much more help in regards to this. You can also try to cut aloes and manage them with something long.
@@succulentlivingbymarija8872 thank you so much for your quick response! I think I will just proceed with the way you did it in the video. No gloves and that long gardening tool 😊
Your aloes are gorgeous. It wasn't clear. When you pot the aloes that don't have roots (the outer ones you have cut out of the pot), do you put them directly in the soil or do you use a root propagating substance on them? Thank you!
These are beautiful. I just started this year but some are breaking apart by the leaf. I am using cactus potting soil and sand but the just aren’t doing well. Can I put in greenhouse to see if it works better? Any suggestions please?
Hello!!! DO you have to let the bottom of the aloe dry completely before re planting it? I was told it could rot if you don't wait? Also do the healthy plants struggle if you cut the root right off at the beginning? or do they settle in well and not droop? THank you!
@@succulentlivingbymarija8872 thank you very much for your help! my aloe has a twisted root stock, so i think it would be best I cut it so I can re pot it more straight. Thank you for your quick reply! Have a beautiful day :)
For me as guest from germany, what does "propagate" mean in the sense of treating those aloes without roots? Do you force them to grow roots? Or can i just put the base of the fresh cut stem onto soil? Thanks ;)
Stephke Ra good question! 😊 we are so used to that word that we don’t think to explain it. It can mean rooting, multiplying, reproducing plant from a leaf or stem. Sorry for a late replay so busy last few weeks.
Hey so I am a new aloe plant owner. I just have a question. Why did you put stone on the top layer of the aloe? Was it for appearance or is there actual benefits to the plant? Thanks:)))
I have a question... I would really like to purchase a blue elf aloe but I would have to bring it inside during the winter. Do you think it would be okay indoors during the winter? Thanks
Joyce Shelby of course! All of mine are inside for almost 7 months due to bad weather. I don’t keep them under lights like some other succulents because aloes are ok by the windows if there is at least some light. I’m yet to kill an aloe and I have killed many other succulents 😄
When you cut the aloe heads off are you able to place them in soil right away and they will root or do you need rooting powder to start the rooting process?
Hi again I just commented and mine is like one ya sorta did but also you said ya had to root that woody stem how do you root them or can ya just put in soil mine is inside all the time as house plant thanks
PATRICIA KELLMANN I mean, it depends what you want to do. If you are not bothered with how plant looks you can leave it as it is. If you want to cut some pieces so you don’t have that woody stem just cut as I did and place it in dry soil and it will root and live!
Nc video!! Will i just repot the aloe vera with no roots that you've cut? Or do i need to wait for it to dry or something? Please help my aloe veras already have a long stem 😭 I'm thinking to cut it just the way you did but i'm not sure if it will grow roots on its own again. Enlighten me Ma'am thanks!! Godbless
Hi just found your video as had this one for a long time from a cutting my sister gave me its in a clay pot and leaves etc are nice but growing out of its pot and has a very long woody stem pretty long but top has nice leaves etc should I just covet that whole stem then repot or what don't want to lose it please help thanks
PATRICIA KELLMANN if it is long woody stem it may take a long time to root so you may need to cut it a bit if you are propagating. Hope I understood your question! 😊
Thank you for posting! I am having the same problem. My mother gave me an aloe plant that is enormous. When you cut them off, will they root quickly and easily?
I cut off the stem of a very leggy aloe as you showed in this video. Should I water the plant? Some videos say not to water the aloe after transplanting.
MessyBeans are asking about the cutting or left over stem? Cutting you need to leave to dry. I would not water it for a week and after that water lightly once a week until it roots
Succulent Living by Marija I think I got a little bit too excited when I saw them and forgot for a moment that you live in America. I'd love one but I reckon postage would be a bit too much. Do you ship to the UK and have any idea of price?
Paul Davenport this is property of conservatory so I could buy it for you and ship it because they are selling plants. However I think it would cost way too much because they are really big and heavy. Plus I think you have to have a license or something to ship abroad. 😞
Succulent Living by Marija I know it wouldn't make sense really as their not difficult to get hold of. Most decant garden centres stock them anyway. I think I just got too excited looking at those big healthy pups. Sorry about the delay in replying I've been really busy with work, any thanks for taking the time too reply : )
Paul Davenport no problem! I know how it is as I get excited too and then end up with more plants than I can handle 😄. Hope you find some nice ones! They are pretty common here.
Check the roots. If it’s overwatered you can cut it and save it by rerouting it. It also could be thirsty. I assume you are keeping it where there is decent amount of light.
@Succulent Living by Marija should I cut the big bottom leaves off and propagate them? I'm thinking it will help revive it and encourage new growth. What do you think?
Michelle Aviles this is just aloe Vera... it takes time to grow big and grow a lot if babies... if they like where you place them and have enough light they will grow
Do you think you can get that fan a little closer to the microphone? Maybe you should try getting the mic closer to you so we can actually hear what you are saying.
Bern C the fan is actually quite far, all the way on the top of the dome but it’s very loud. After few videos with these problems I have started recording voice at home for videos from conservatory. You can check that if you click on conservatory videos playlist. I do try to improve what I can.
@@succulentlivingbymarija8872 😳😳😳 I have an insect Aloe plant compared to your smallest, however I do use the lower leaves for my skin. My big question is, if I cut my plant which now looks like a TREE down detaching it from the roots will I kill it? 😔😔
@@succulentlivingbymarija8872 Thank you for your speedy response 👍🏽🙏🏾 Normally I could kill an artificial plant 🙄 but have got quite fond and proud of my Aloe... Limited space on my window and English sun maybe twice a year 😏😏🤷🏾♀️ Will wait a little longer as VERY NERVOUS 🙏🏾 Thanks again x
@@succulentlivingbymarija8872 yes they will but it takes alot out of them and they are susceptible to disease if you don't let the sit out and scab over ! It much easier to stuff the root in a pot and back fill dirt . They also are alot sturdier afterwards! I replied wrong to that , I didn't mean it couldn't be done . I think it can be done better for the plant in the long run ! I'm still going to watch regardless lol !
Joe Poimbeauf I had pests the least in aloes and Haworthia if ever. Also when it doesn’t look pretty and plants is hit because it’s taking too wide space that’s not good either. I have propagated aloes a lot and they never got sick or died
Pablo Lopez hey Pablo, these are not mine, they belong to conservatory where I volunteer every week. I have some aloes but they are smaller. Conservatory is selling them but I don’t know how far you are from here.
I have an aloe that is almost twice as big! Need to take care of it! Thank you for showing me how to care for it!!!😍
Those are some huge aloe. I love the pot and the wagon. Thanks for sharing.
Whoa! That's a lot of Aloe you got from that one pot! And they look amazing all cleaned up! :)
great video... i've been struggling to find a video with a plant as overgrown as mine. to afraid to do anything... thx
You have a great job, wish I did but it looks like you realy work hard too! Sorry for your back pain. THanks for sharing Phil
Wow, look at the size of those plants in that small pot😮😋
However, they look lovely when u cleaned them up n replanted again👌☺️💗
THANK YOU this is the only video i was able to find which relates to my overly crowded aloe plant. So far ive counted about 11 that are visible, i know theres more hidden below and some pups as well. I have two aloe plants, the first one (which was much smaller and less intimidating for me to start off with) i separated & repotted before summer. Idk why ive waited this long to start with the 2nd it was already big and full then, but now its massive. But my question is how to grow THICKER LEAVES on my plant. I thought it being too crowded caused it to produce thinner leaves. And see, the plant you fixed here was much bigger & fuller than mine, yet the leaves were still thick, so i guess crowding isn't the reason (or at least the only reason) for thin leaves. Other than that my plant is pretty much healthy. I keep it partially shaded so its not in full sunlight, leaves are a healthy green, and i try to stay on top of clipping off any brown tips and dead leaves that are an eye sore. And since it's a desert plant, i stopped watering it too often over a year ago. Before was once a week, but now i kinda stopped keeping track of that since i cut down on watering it. I dont fertilize or give any plant food though. Not with any of my plants, only water. The info/tutorials/hacks/tips say so many different things and i find it overwhelming and confusing i dont wanna kill them trying to help them grow. So just water, sun, observation and love is the care i give.
kamilah beaty it sounds like you are doing great job! I think ticket leaves are result of a lot of sunlight. These aloes were in conservatory full if sunlight.
kamilah beaty that was inspiring to read! You need to have your own channel and share some of your insights! I find it therapeutic as well and that’s how I started with plants. It helped me relax
@@succulentlivingbymarija8872 you're welcome, and plenty of thanks n grats as well!
You should take one of the aloes from the massive plant and try to place it in full sun it will turn brown but it will recover in about two weeks so you can see if that works I have a lot of aloe and are all thick leafs they are in full sun
@@jorgem8341 ok i will do that, thank you!
I like the pot. It has a vintage look. Do you feel better? This are very big plants and because they have all this food in their leaves must be very heavy too. They must make you a statue there to honor you with all the work you have put for this plants. The pot looks great and all the others too. You did a great job once again Marija.
Olga's dreamland lol that’s sweet of you. No statue, no one even knows what I do. 😄My back is feeling better, but I will have to be careful with heavy things like that.
Olga's dreamland Yes! Marija deserves a plaque of some sort for her dedication to the conservatory. As always this brings me joy.
Nancy Bautista thank you for your kind words! 😊
Yes i tottaly agree with you. She has put so much work there.
Wow! That was quite a job! Be very careful with your back!! Thanks for sharing this video!
Omg Marija, these aloes are hudge! By the way, fantastic job you did with them! 💫❤️
Aneta eS thank you! It was a lot of work
Working hard again ⛏️. These aloe are heavy when they get big!. I have to do some work on my aloes too, Fun stuff lol. I like how placed them in the front door, Good work 👍 🌞 🌵
Treasures of Plantz thank you! 😊 are your aloe pretty big too?
@@succulentlivingbymarija8872 yes couple of them, I have to place them in the garden but it's really hard on your back, I understand that's the only reason I wait for Francisco to help me, lol. 🌞 Everything your doing there is looking very good 👍 Don't hurt your back🔙 🌵😘
That's big plants~ :) very nice👍👍👍
so many aloes! I think the crowded pot actually looked good before you cut them out! but I guess it was about time...
Where do you live? What is the climate that allows your aloes to be so happy outside?
They are not outside. It’s inside of the botanical garden where I volunteer.
I bought an aloe in the spring that's the size of just one of those. how often should I water it when I bring it inside for the winter? I'm also worried about it getting enough light, should I get a grow lamp?
Vin Soriano they can live almost without any water. I water aloe less than any other succulent, especially through the winter I give it a little water every 3 to 4 weeks just because it’s really dry and warm in my house. I don’t keep aloes under lights, but by the window. It’s actually not getting a lot of light because it’s north east facing window. I think it will probably be fine as long as you have some source of light. Aloes are ok with not having full sun or a lot of hours on the sun.
Wow what beauties. They look great where you planted them. Thanks for sharing.
That was a lot of Aloes that came out of there! Well done! 🌱👍
Hi I am ziaudeen from tamilnadu India how are you
Wow the Aloe's are so big, they look great :)
Ow wow... How did they grown so big in that pot. ,What u used? Did they in sun light?
They grew in a botanical garden
Hey Marija, if you put these videos in a conservatory rescue Playlist I will play it in loop I find these soooooo relaxing:)) hello from İstanbul ❤️
I promise to do that soon! :-) Thank you for watching!
You didn't show us the most important thing - how you planted them. Did you use rooting hormone, add water / how much, etc. :-(
thegiftlady1 you are right! Because I left them to Valois or dry up where I cut. I didn’t use rooting hormone or water just place them in soil about 1 to 2 inch deep and after about two weeks started occasionally sprinkling water to stimulate rooting and they all rooted!
Thank for asking. I just pulled up some aloes I put in soil and watered. I did it in time. I’ll let the bottom dry out again and start the process over Again, thanks for the question searching all over for it he answer can stop now lol🙏🏻
MORE! Did you get to take one home as a prize? You certainly deserve one! I always wondered how to care for those giant aloes! You are an excellent gardener!!
Patricia Lisowski nope! No prize! If I want one have to buy it.
@@succulentlivingbymarija8872 I have an aloe plant just like in this video but im afraid to move anything because I can get poked by it. What do you recommend to use to keep my hands safe from being poked?
@@FlorMartinez-uy7cz I rarely use gloves so not sure. I think there are better quality gardening gloves online than the ones from Lowe’s. Someone recommended me, but I forgot the brand. Sorry I am not of much more help in regards to this. You can also try to cut aloes and manage them with something long.
@@succulentlivingbymarija8872 thank you so much for your quick response! I think I will just proceed with the way you did it in the video. No gloves and that long gardening tool 😊
Such a beautiful aloe plant its huge ❤❤
Your aloes are gorgeous. It wasn't clear. When you pot the aloes that don't have roots (the outer ones you have cut out of the pot), do you put them directly in the soil or do you use a root propagating substance on them?
Thank you!
Bonnie K you can use root hormone. In this case I left they to dry and some put directly in dry soil
These are beautiful. I just started this year but some are breaking apart by the leaf. I am using cactus potting soil and sand but the just aren’t doing well. Can I put in greenhouse to see if it works better?
Any suggestions please?
Alvra Jenkins you can try but they really like to be neglected and not watered often. Maybe watering less but providing little more light
Wao amazin. Aloe is magical plant
Very helpful, and your repotted plants look beautiful!
Thank you! 😊❤️
Great video! Looks amazing you did awesome.
Bree Lawrence thank you! The only thing I regret is not doing separate audio which I started after this one. It would be so much better to hear!
Hello!!! DO you have to let the bottom of the aloe dry completely before re planting it? I was told it could rot if you don't wait? Also do the healthy plants struggle if you cut the root right off at the beginning? or do they settle in well and not droop? THank you!
I have done this so many times, I can tell you they will be just fine. No problems rooting. I place them directly in the soil but soil has to be dry.
@@succulentlivingbymarija8872 thank you very much for your help! my aloe has a twisted root stock, so i think it would be best I cut it so I can re pot it more straight. Thank you for your quick reply! Have a beautiful day :)
@@0717Ariel you are welcome 😊! I chop them sometimes just for ecstatic reasons and they do just fine 😊
For me as guest from germany, what does "propagate" mean in the sense of treating those aloes without roots? Do you force them to grow roots? Or can i just put the base of the fresh cut stem onto soil? Thanks ;)
Stephke Ra good question! 😊 we are so used to that word that we don’t think to explain it. It can mean rooting, multiplying, reproducing plant from a leaf or stem. Sorry for a late replay so busy last few weeks.
I would leave stem to callous which means dry up where you cut and then place it in dry soil. I water once a week very little to stimulate root growth
Hey so I am a new aloe plant owner. I just have a question. Why did you put stone on the top layer of the aloe? Was it for appearance or is there actual benefits to the plant? Thanks:)))
@@mitzullymorales2896 it's just for decorating
@@mitzullymorales2896 or at times for proping up the aloes better
Interesting to watch
I have a question... I would really like to purchase a blue elf aloe but I would have to bring it inside during the winter. Do you think it would be okay indoors during the winter? Thanks
Joyce Shelby of course! All of mine are inside for almost 7 months due to bad weather. I don’t keep them under lights like some other succulents because aloes are ok by the windows if there is at least some light. I’m yet to kill an aloe and I have killed many other succulents 😄
@@succulentlivingbymarija8872 great, I'm going to order one this weekend. Thanks for the info.
When you cut the aloe heads off are you able to place them in soil right away and they will root or do you need rooting powder to start the rooting process?
In this case I didn’t use rooting hormone and some of the aloe cuttings went straight to the soil but I made sure soil is dry
Hi again I just commented and mine is like one ya sorta did but also you said ya had to root that woody stem how do you root them or can ya just put in soil mine is inside all the time as house plant thanks
PATRICIA KELLMANN I mean, it depends what you want to do. If you are not bothered with how plant looks you can leave it as it is. If you want to cut some pieces so you don’t have that woody stem just cut as I did and place it in dry soil and it will root and live!
Looks great!!!
hey 😊 I watch you and Melissa's youtube .love it.God bless
Mam what fertilizer you use for Aloe vera Plant to make Thicker .😲😲😲😲
None! These were not fertilized for years.
How to grow like your Aloe Vera?
Beautiful aloe!
OMG, mines just like one of your trimmed ones and I thought it was getting too big.
Nc video!! Will i just repot the aloe vera with no roots that you've cut? Or do i need to wait for it to dry or something? Please help my aloe veras already have a long stem 😭 I'm thinking to cut it just the way you did but i'm not sure if it will grow roots on its own again. Enlighten me Ma'am thanks!! Godbless
Hi just found your video as had this one for a long time from a cutting my sister gave me its in a clay pot and leaves etc are nice but growing out of its pot and has a very long woody stem pretty long but top has nice leaves etc should I just covet that whole stem then repot or what don't want to lose it please help thanks
PATRICIA KELLMANN if it is long woody stem it may take a long time to root so you may need to cut it a bit if you are propagating. Hope I understood your question! 😊
the big aloe do you have to make them have new roots or can you just pot them like that
Boa noite elas estão lindas
Thank you for posting! I am having the same problem. My mother gave me an aloe plant that is enormous. When you cut them off, will they root quickly and easily?
Angela Arden yes, they toot pretty easily
I cut off the stem of a very leggy aloe as you showed in this video. Should I water the plant? Some videos say not to water the aloe after transplanting.
MessyBeans are asking about the cutting or left over stem? Cutting you need to leave to dry. I would not water it for a week and after that water lightly once a week until it roots
@@succulentlivingbymarija8872 Thank you so much. It’s looking good so far. 🤞🏼
Wow i never knew they could grow like this
I hope your back is okay! What size did this one(s?) start out as ?
Would you be willing to sell one of those large Aloe pups Marija?
Those plants are stunning btw : )
Paul Davenport they are for sale? Where do you live?
Succulent Living by Marija I think I got a little bit too excited when I saw them and forgot for a moment that you live in America.
I'd love one but I reckon postage would be a bit too much.
Do you ship to the UK and have any idea of price?
Paul Davenport this is property of conservatory so I could buy it for you and ship it because they are selling plants. However I think it would cost way too much because they are really big and heavy. Plus I think you have to have a license or something to ship abroad. 😞
Succulent Living by Marija I know it wouldn't make sense really as their not difficult to get hold of. Most decant garden centres stock them anyway. I think I just got too excited looking at those big healthy pups. Sorry about the delay in replying I've been really busy with work, any thanks for taking the time too reply : )
Paul Davenport no problem! I know how it is as I get excited too and then end up with more plants than I can handle 😄. Hope you find some nice ones! They are pretty common here.
I wish my aloes were that big and how long have you had it for
How do you revive one of these? I bought one last summer repotted because it was growing really heavy. Now, the entire plant is drooping downward.
Check the roots. If it’s overwatered you can cut it and save it by rerouting it. It also could be thirsty. I assume you are keeping it where there is decent amount of light.
@Succulent Living by Marija Yes it has bright indirect sunlight. Maybe I should put it on the porch?
@Succulent Living by Marija should I cut the big bottom leaves off and propagate them? I'm thinking it will help revive it and encourage new growth. What do you think?
@@Nobleheart81 aloe is succulent that doesn’t propagate from leaves
@@Nobleheart81 yes, you can do that
Ond huge question!! I got some aloe plants but mine don’t grow as big!! How can I get ond that grows as big as yours? Whats your aloe plants name?
Michelle Aviles this is just aloe Vera... it takes time to grow big and grow a lot if babies... if they like where you place them and have enough light they will grow
Succulent Living by Marija ohhh okay, thank you very much!!!! I hope mine grow as big then.
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how long did you have it for beautiful
Tantas sabilas yo ya me las hubiera comido . 🍸
Wow. I want a plant from it
Wow that was a lot of work. I hope your back is okay after all that. :)
Given To Grow well, they are sore but not injured like with the last similar pot. I didn’t lift this one, but made mess where it is. 😊
please tell how make a alovera soil??
Milon Hossain just a cactus soil mix that you can find. I mix 1/3 perlite, 1/3 espoma cactus soil and 1/3 coco brick
Once cut off how long after can they be repotted???
One at least but you can wait longer if you wish.
@@succulentlivingbymarija8872 you mean one day..? 😊
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There is no need to let the root calus over?
You mean stem? No need if you have good conditions, dry soil, good air flow and rooting hormone
Do you think you can get that fan a little closer to the microphone? Maybe you should try getting the mic closer to you so we can actually hear what you are saying.
Bern C the fan is actually quite far, all the way on the top of the dome but it’s very loud. After few videos with these problems I have started recording voice at home for videos from conservatory. You can check that if you click on conservatory videos playlist. I do try to improve what I can.
what type of soil?
Wow, all of those in one small pot. Did they say how long those aloes were growing in there?
Ramica Branham could be 10 years.
@@succulentlivingbymarija8872 😳😳😳 I have an insect Aloe plant compared to your smallest, however I do use the lower leaves for my skin. My big question is, if I cut my plant which now looks like a TREE down detaching it from the roots will I kill it? 😔😔
K Hotlips you will not kill it. You can behead it and leave in dry soil and it will root. Left over stem may grow new branches as well.
@@succulentlivingbymarija8872 Thank you for your speedy response 👍🏽🙏🏾 Normally I could kill an artificial plant 🙄 but have got quite fond and proud of my Aloe... Limited space on my window and English sun maybe twice a year 😏😏🤷🏾♀️ Will wait a little longer as VERY NERVOUS 🙏🏾 Thanks again x
How oldie the aloe
are they aloe aborescens?
KyeSuccs I don’t think so. It says aloe Vera in the pot tags
How old is the aloes
Not sure, about 10 years
Omg people dont do this !!!!!
Pull them out of the pot and transplant them with the roots intact down in the pot !!! Omg
Joe Poimbeauf 😄😄😄 they root no problem so you don’t have to worry
@@succulentlivingbymarija8872 yes they will but it takes alot out of them and they are susceptible to disease if you don't let the sit out and scab over ! It much easier to stuff the root in a pot and back fill dirt . They also are alot sturdier afterwards! I replied wrong to that , I didn't mean it couldn't be done . I think it can be done better for the plant in the long run ! I'm still going to watch regardless lol !
Joe Poimbeauf I had pests the least in aloes and Haworthia if ever. Also when it doesn’t look pretty and plants is hit because it’s taking too wide space that’s not good either. I have propagated aloes a lot and they never got sick or died
Aloes are like that, you dont need special care!! You can just literally throw it outside neglecting it and its honna survive!
Ive been planting aloes , and the healthiest ones i got are those i neglect!
I have an aloe vera plant that have one leaf flattering can it be saved
Its really hard to say without seeing it. If it has rot you can behead it or cut the top that has one leaf and step left and try to propagate.
@@succulentlivingbymarija8872 I'm not sure how to share a picture
Tamara Johnson do you use Facebook messenger or Instagram messenger?
@@succulentlivingbymarija8872 yes Instagram tamara4_1214
Tamara Johnson I sent you message on Instagram wheee you can send me photos
OMG That's a Big pot of Aloe.
It sound like ur in a train station
CC CC yes, terrible sound. The large fan was on
Can you sell me your aloe?
Pablo Lopez hey Pablo, these are not mine, they belong to conservatory where I volunteer every week. I have some aloes but they are smaller. Conservatory is selling them but I don’t know how far you are from here.
Succulent Living by Marija I live in garland Texas
Pablo Lopez this is border of Michigan and Indiana so it would probably cost you to much to ship big heavy aloes. 😞
What up pretty lady
U hurt ur back :(