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title: "This came out of my pot, how do I save it?"
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# This came out of my pot, how do I save it?

_Gepostet von Delani am 2024-09-14_

This came out of my pot, how do I save it?

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## 1 Kommentar

### NicTheBucket kommentierte am 2024-09-14

With aloe-type cuttings like this, that don’t have any roots, I put them in a pot that is similar in height to the cutting (so it doesn’t fall over) and only put maybe an inch of soil in the bottom. I just place the cutting on top and keep that soil moist. This way I can see progress. I usually see roots start to form after a few days.  
I am an underwaterer so if I were to put the cutting back in the same pot as the mother plant, it usually doesn’t make it because there’s not enough moisture.

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