That baby aloe beside the mother plant is an offset (or "pup") ready for independence. Separation is straightforward and harmless to both plants.
This can be done any time of year. The mother plant barely notices the loss, and the pup establishes quickly. Within months, you'll have a mature aloe ready for medicinal harvest—or to share with friends.
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