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Aloe pups

luv2garden61686

14 years ago

Do aloe pup have roots or no??

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morz8 - Washington Coast
14 years ago
Not initially - if you wait and give them some time, like when they are approx 3" tall or so, they should have their own roots then.
mickeblue
14 years ago
I agree with morz8, let them get a bit 'leggy' and then use a razor sharp knife to separate them from the parent. They will come away with a healthy bit of root, and the parent will grow new roots from the cut.
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