That’s in line with what I thought but as I’ve never done it before I wasn’t sure if there was some definitive sign that they were ready to be removed

Some plants look very good when they are in bigger clumps...I had aloe that was in 6" pot and had so many pups, I had to divide eventually. I think it was in the same pot for 4 yrs or so. Here it is in 2014 - I separated them this summer:

Now, I have way too many of them :) Almost all 'pups' bloomed and few are still blooming. Here are just few of them after they were potted up - every single one is growing:

Rina, wow! That Topsy has so many children!

Just the Aloe and I only want to separate one of the pups, I just don’t want to do it while it’s too small but also not before the weather gets too cold to ship, which as I’ve been informed can be a good thing in shipping but I expect -20C wouldn’t be good

2 of the pots in front left have 3 pups - those were smallest. I guess you could separate them even bit smaller, aloes are typically quite easy to root (even if some may take a while).

Also, I meant to mention how cool that Topsy Turvy looks!

I think that one is OK to remove :)

And thank you and Krista for compliments on Topsy Turvy. This one pups like crazy - more than others.

Thanks so much! I’m hoping to try and separate it this weekend and then send it out next week!