Amanda bought an aloe with roots emerging from the pot's drainage holes but feared repotting because plants usually died afterward.
Greg reassured her that aloe vera is extremely tough. He advised repotting into a fast-draining cactus mix, watering thoroughly once, then waiting until the soil is completely dry before watering again.
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