Inherited huge aloe, leafless lower stem, top-heavy, drooping. History: prolonged drought then heavy watering, office artificial light. Owner in Zone 6 with sandy soil considers deep outdoor planting for adventitious rooting.
More controlled than deep planting. Induces roots on stem while attached to mother plant, then separate.
Promise to deceased friend warrants maximum effort. Document process for horticultural learning regardless of outcome.
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