Aloe vera is a succulent (not a cactus) widely grown for its healing gel. Easy to grow, no special soil needs, tolerates pot-bound conditions. In cooler zones, grow indoors.
Offsets (pups) appear around the base. When their leaves open, they're ready to separate.
Equal parts potting soil and sand. Water well, let drain. Make a planting depression.
Gently pull pup from soil, keeping as many roots as possible.
Place in depression, firm soil around it.
Place in sunny spot. Keep soil moist while new roots form. Aloe needs plenty of water to keep leaves plump.
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