Soysauce
Do you know if this would work to propagate this aloe Vera plant, I saw someone do this a while back. (If it would not work, any suggestions?)
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- BuddingLeaves
The end needs to be calloused before placing in soil/watering. In my experience it’s very hard to propagate aloes. It may rot, so watch it carefully
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The end is calloused
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Wolfen 🐺It can work. You might have a better outcome in perlite. It'll allow for more drainage with an aloe
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Ok, i will try that
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Thank you
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- Soysauce
How long do you think it would take to start growing
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Usually if a cutting has proper light, it'll take a month or so to start to get proper roots
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Does this change if it is not cut
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What do you mean? Like a division with roots already?
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Sorry I meant how long would it take for a second leaf (is that what they’re called?) to start to grow out of the soil. Or do I have to cut off a price of the leaf to have it propagate? (I have not cut it yet, it is a leaf that has a calloused end still attached to the plant)
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EmDid this work in the end?
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