Aloe vera pups attach at the main stem base. They can be broken off by hand (twist firmly) or cut with sterilized knife. No need to unpot the mother plant.
Many clustering aloes exist (A. aristata, A. brevifolia, etc.) with different propagation needs. Photo ID recommended if unsure.
Mother plant will continue producing pups—it's a renewal cycle.
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