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Frozen Aloe Vera: Crown Survival Determines Recovery, Patience Required

Most Aloes Resprout from Crown

Cutting frozen top was correct. If stem not frozen, new shoots emerge in months.

Monitor Crown

New leaves at stem = recovery.
Center leaves pull out = crown dead = plant lost.

Pups May Save Genetics

3 offsets = backup. Separate and grow if mother fails.

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