A tall indoor aloe vera leans dangerously. Best: cut most of the stalk, strip lower leaves leaving 4–5" bare stem. Callous 1–2 weeks. Pot in sand/perlite + peat. No water until roots form. If still heavy, cut shorter. Mother plant (if leaves remain) will produce new pups for later transplant.
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