
Leaf cuttings rarely succeed due to high moisture content leading to rot. The most reliable method is separating offsets (pups).
Wait until pup is at least 1/5 the size of the parent or has several sets of true leaves. Large, old aloes can yield smaller pups if they have at least 3 leaves for photosynthesis.
Share the new plants with friends and fellow gardeners.
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