Pups in worse shape likely have root rot. Separate any firm, white-rooted pups; callus 1 week; plant in dry gritty mix. Discard mushy ones.
Aloes are not cold-hardy. Keep indoors above 40°F. Western afternoon sun through glass can overheat pots—use sheer curtain.
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