A healthy, sun-loving Aloe vera in a snug pot naturally produces offsets (pups) at its base. These baby plants are clones of the mother and can be left to form a clump or removed for new plants.
Bright light, minimal water, and a tight pot encourage pup production. Share the extras—they make great gifts!
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