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Propagation Aloe Vera

by Danique
11 February 2020
in Houseplants, Plant care, Propagation

The Aloe Vera is an easy houseplant with an origin in the Middle East. Because of its healing effect the plant is very popular. The juice has a cooling effect and can work well in case of skin burns or eczema. Enough reason to propagate the Aloe Vera!

Supplies

  • Aloe Vera
  • Sharp knife
  • Disinfectant
  • Flower pot with fresh potting soil

Step-by-step plan for the propagation of an Aloe Vera

  1. Clean the knife beforehand with pure alcohol or disinfectant.
  2. Dig out the mother plant. This way you can expose the pups and its roots.
  3. Then cut off the pups diagonally. Preferably a pup including roots!
  4. Let the rooted cuttings dry for about 4 days. The cuttings without roots are best left to dry for 4 weeks. Drying the wound stimulates root growth.
  5. You can repot the cutting with roots or starting root growth in a flower pot with fresh soil. Do not water the first period.
  6. After about one month in the flowerpot you can water the cutting through a normal watering schedule. From this month onwards you will probably also see that the cutting has grown a bit.
Tags: DIY: Do It Yourself
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