I have watched so many videos about how to save sick aloe. I find your videos to be the best. You have excellent examples of the way you cut back damaged leaves and roots. I was shocked the plant could survive such extreme cutting, but you show it is possible. Many thanks!
And yet ive never seen a healthy one. It survives with infection.once i used a soft leaf on my burn and got an arm infection. Dont use unhealthy plants and hard to know because ut can be infected befire noticing.
What a brilliant set of videos! I've subscribed, because once you find an exceptional, and educational source, imo I didn't need to find anymore, everything is all in one place! I've moved from a cottage with huge extensive gardens, to a tiny cottage with only wee courtyard, and I had not much success with the random indoor plants in my first flat decades ago, then later with us having a huge garden, it wasnt a big issue, but it is now. I found someone had left an aloe plant on my doorstep, at first thought it was a neighbours, but she said no, and after a couple hard cold snaps, I decided to bring it inside with intention of saving it, having loved aloe plants since I was a child I couldn't bear to watch it die. Having very little resources, and being housebound meant I wasn't able to purchase all of the expensive 'perfect' materials other blogs demand, but once my plant started to thrive after a rather unnerving cut back, some basic TLC as they seem to prefer being almost neglected, LOL!, we also had a lot of pups that came off as a result of the cut back of bad leaves. It was then I started to become inspired, and decided to keep going. Your clips have shown that we don't have to have the most expensive, very best of everything to successfully plant, save, propagate this universally loved plant:) and with your short, succinct, very clear and non fussy videos, you've shown how when even drastic and brutal methods are needed, they are successful and much better than just giving up! I love how you use easy to hand, simple items, like stones and styrofoam, nothing fancy, proving the beauty is the plant itself:). All whatever is needed to save one, includes just a bit of inspiration, ingenuity, and a great utube teacher! Thank you! My wee pups that came off as a result of saving the mother plant, I've just potted as you suggest, and fingers crossed we will have success. We also have SIX new healthy pups already growing on mother plant now too! I will wait for those to be a bit larger before moving them, and soon I hope to have a garden-house full of aloe plants;)...next up I will hope to source a few pot friendly roses, to replace the beloved rose garden I left behind, as well as explore more house plants, especially since you've given me some much needed encouragement:) I hope to replace a lost eucalyptus for our new cottage loo soon too, as the environment is perfect and the smell is amazing!! I will check in later and let you know how we do;) again, Cheers and Thank You!!
Wow, that is a very inspiring story. I also love that your Aloe has a story, and it makes the plant precious. More often, it's not the plant that is precious, but the story behind the plant is. Thank you very much for sharing.
THANK YOU!!! Thanks to your video I saved my aloe which was rotting 🥺 Now I just wanted to ask you a suggestion on how to water it, how I can understand when it is time to water it? And is there something which I have not to do in order not to damage it?
I did learn something. I think I let my aloe Vera plant get too wet and the leaves turned brown. I will try to dry it out and cut any rotten leaves off and replant it. Thanks for the tip about washing the root part as well. Wish me luck.
Hi, I love your videos. I need help, did you water the soil when you placed the dried root and aloe parts in soil? I had a beautiful aloe, but it started having curling leaves and I found that it had root rot. I hardly water it after I bought it. Must have been overwatered at the nursery. I searched youtube for tips and chanced upon your video and I followed your video exactly. Just not sure if I should water the soil or not. Please help me, I want to save my aloe.
If you use a moist soil, you don't have to water it. If you use a dry soil, sprinkle a little soil to make it moist. Water it only when it starts to grow roots.
I used your method and it grew thick and beautiful roots. Thank you so much. Your method works! To those wanting to try this, this method works, but it takes time. So be patient. Keep your cactus/succulent soil moist like what @thealoeveragarden advised and dry out your aloe after cutting.
Hiiii! I found some really big aloe vera plants on the street, they where cut and with out roots I take them and put it my garden land immediately, do I have to wait for the roots to grow first?
When I had a few, about a hundred plants, I use regular garden soil and just mix it with compost soil that I made. Now that I have thousands, I use fine river sand and just mix with compost soil.
Hello, I removed the roots and diseased leaves and after two weeks I planted the aloe in the ground. After two days, brown spots appeared on the leaves. do you know what is happening and is it normal? I really want to save him. I will be happy to send photos.
I am an aloe vera killer. I can't seem to get them to grow. I have 2. One at home, one at work. The one at work everyone was dropping their excess water from their cups in it. So now it has a sign for it not to be watered. The one at home gets sunlight and is growing slowly. When I see progress I tend to water. My questions are, how many times a week or month do you water? Are clay pots better than plastic? I have rocks at the bottom of my soil. I was told it's good for drainage. Is this true?
I don't have a schedule when to water the plant because it depends on the weather and how fast the soil dries. I water the plant when the soil gets dry. Clay pots are better when your plant is placed outside in full sun because it is cooler than plastic, but if your plant is not exposed to full day sun, plastic and clay pots are just the same. Use a container with enough drainage holes and use soil that drains water fast. Rocks don't help.
Please help me, they gave me two aloe vera plants and they have a flower inside but they are too big and heavy, the only thing is that they are crooked, how can I straighten them?
One tip dont cut the leaves hhalf way ...thats how infection gets into the leaves. If you cut it in half put neem oil or tea tree oil onto the wounded area where the gel is.
Hi! I have a question, can you please help? A few days ago i toke my aloe plant out of soil to give it to someone but that person didn't need it anymore and gave me back so i planted it again but the leaves have become very thin and kinda yellowish... Idk what to do... Can you please help me😢😢😢
The plant will be okay once you plant it back. The color change probably because of the hot weather in your area. Also, it is normal for the leaves to become thin for lack of water.
I have around 4-5 pots of aloevera plants, 2-3 months ago I removed around 30-40 small new aloe plants including some medium sized aloe plants too Because the pots were getting full
What do I do with it, if the soil comes in 2 days, after I removed it from the affected soil? do I put the leaves/root in a glass of water or leave it dry? I added the wrong soil, I hope from the bottom of my heart I won't lose it 😔
Aloe vera can survive in very dry land. I've seen lots of them in lanzarote, which is very dry and vulcanic. I once had a rotting aloe due to roots too wet, i washed off the roots, took off rotting parts and repotted it with just a small layer of potting soil at the bottom, and filled the rest with clay balls, vulcanic rock should also work although they are a lot sharper. I think they aloe vera likes dry better than wet, it needs to breathe. It is doing very well now.
Mixture of potting soil, compost, and old soil is fine. I read they need good drainage soil, 4 hours of sun and kept in shade to recover if dying, and don’t over water.
@@Oneklickmedia Thanks I did this and she's fine. I cut off the bottom broken leaves, checked the roots, put into new soil, but still need a bigger pot, so secured her with sticks and rubber bands for now as she kept falling over, put her in the partial sun, as it's winter here now, and checked and now has a new baby leaf growing, hardly water her as she gets a bit splashed from the garden and after her last soaking almost died, she seems to hate water unless it's a tiny amount 💚🪴🍃
@@Oneklickmedia My housemate saved my cactus he accidentally knocked over this way by using old soil from the garden lol. I'm amazed it survived and is growing babies now
I have watched so many videos about how to save sick aloe. I find your videos to be the best. You have excellent examples of the way you cut back damaged leaves and roots. I was shocked the plant could survive such extreme cutting, but you show it is possible. Many thanks!
Wow, thank you!
When you place the upper part of the plant on the top of the soil and leave it for 2-3 weeks to re-establish roots, do you water it during that time?
Amazing how aloe vera is willing to live or hard to kill plant. Thank you for showing us the process of saving aloe plant, very useful as always! 😃
You're welcome. Thank you also for watching my videos.
Thanks
And yet ive never seen a healthy one. It survives with infection.once i used a soft leaf on my burn and got an arm infection. Dont use unhealthy plants and hard to know because ut can be infected befire noticing.
What a brilliant set of videos! I've subscribed, because once you find an exceptional, and educational source, imo I didn't need to find anymore, everything is all in one place! I've moved from a cottage with huge extensive gardens, to a tiny cottage with only wee courtyard, and I had not much success with the random indoor plants in my first flat decades ago, then later with us having a huge garden, it wasnt a big issue, but it is now. I found someone had left an aloe plant on my doorstep, at first thought it was a neighbours, but she said no, and after a couple hard cold snaps, I decided to bring it inside with intention of saving it, having loved aloe plants since I was a child I couldn't bear to watch it die. Having very little resources, and being housebound meant I wasn't able to purchase all of the expensive 'perfect' materials other blogs demand, but once my plant started to thrive after a rather unnerving cut back, some basic TLC as they seem to prefer being almost neglected, LOL!, we also had a lot of pups that came off as a result of the cut back of bad leaves. It was then I started to become inspired, and decided to keep going. Your clips have shown that we don't have to have the most expensive, very best of everything to successfully plant, save, propagate this universally loved plant:) and with your short, succinct, very clear and non fussy videos, you've shown how when even drastic and brutal methods are needed, they are successful and much better than just giving up! I love how you use easy to hand, simple items, like stones and styrofoam, nothing fancy, proving the beauty is the plant itself:). All whatever is needed to save one, includes just a bit of inspiration, ingenuity, and a great utube teacher! Thank you! My wee pups that came off as a result of saving the mother plant, I've just potted as you suggest, and fingers crossed we will have success. We also have SIX new healthy pups already growing on mother plant now too! I will wait for those to be a bit larger before moving them, and soon I hope to have a garden-house full of aloe plants;)...next up I will hope to source a few pot friendly roses, to replace the beloved rose garden I left behind, as well as explore more house plants, especially since you've given me some much needed encouragement:) I hope to replace a lost eucalyptus for our new cottage loo soon too, as the environment is perfect and the smell is amazing!! I will check in later and let you know how we do;) again, Cheers and Thank You!!
Wow, that is a very inspiring story. I also love that your Aloe has a story, and it makes the plant precious. More often, it's not the plant that is precious, but the story behind the plant is. Thank you very much for sharing.
Love your videos! You always go straight to the point and don't waste time. I really learnt a lot from you as I too, have several aloes.
All your knowledge is impressive. Congratulations to you. Many thanks for sharing your knowledge. Good for you. Rosalie.
You are very welcome. Many thanks also for watching my videos.
Ahhh the love you showed for this plant 💘👏❤️🙏
Its no leaves anymore, nicely sharing thanks friend for sharing your content
Tks for your information about the aloe vera care
💖💖💖Wonderful way to save the life of the sick Aloe. I drink the juice every day - big fan💖💖💖
Wonderful!
Very informative, recently I started growing Aloe ❤
WONDERFUL! THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR SHARING.
This had thought me how to continue caring my alo plant in sted of putting it out Thanks 😂❤
Very good video 🎉
Best video !!!
Excellent video
Fantastic, i feel i can save my aloe now ❤
THANK YOU!!! Thanks to your video I saved my aloe which was rotting 🥺 Now I just wanted to ask you a suggestion on how to water it, how I can understand when it is time to water it? And is there something which I have not to do in order not to damage it?
Just check the soil from time to time. When it's very dry, then water it.
Wow amazing
Thank you for your video.
You are welcome
This is amazing, thanks for sharing this aloe is a game changer cheers
Thank you
You're welcome
Awesome
I did learn something. I think I let my aloe Vera plant get too wet and the leaves turned brown. I will try to dry it out and cut any rotten leaves off and replant it. Thanks for the tip about washing the root part as well. Wish me luck.
Hi, I love your videos. I need help, did you water the soil when you placed the dried root and aloe parts in soil? I had a beautiful aloe, but it started having curling leaves and I found that it had root rot. I hardly water it after I bought it. Must have been overwatered at the nursery. I searched youtube for tips and chanced upon your video and I followed your video exactly. Just not sure if I should water the soil or not. Please help me, I want to save my aloe.
If you use a moist soil, you don't have to water it. If you use a dry soil, sprinkle a little soil to make it moist. Water it only when it starts to grow roots.
I used your method and it grew thick and beautiful roots. Thank you so much. Your method works! To those wanting to try this, this method works, but it takes time. So be patient. Keep your cactus/succulent soil moist like what @thealoeveragarden advised and dry out your aloe after cutting.
Hiiii! I found some really big aloe vera plants on the street, they where cut and with out roots I take them and put it my garden land immediately, do I have to wait for the roots to grow first?
No, you can plant them right away.
So we have to make sure the plant is kept dry n check if it is not rotten than plant them in the soil
Thanks ❤
What kind of soil do you use for your aloe plants?
When I had a few, about a hundred plants, I use regular garden soil and just mix it with compost soil that I made. Now that I have thousands, I use fine river sand and just mix with compost soil.
Which things this plant needs to grow well in winters?
You can grow the plant indoor. The plant can also grow in the basement using grow light.
Hello, I removed the roots and diseased leaves and after two weeks I planted the aloe in the ground. After two days, brown spots appeared on the leaves. do you know what is happening and is it normal? I really want to save him. I will be happy to send photos.
Yes, send photos please.
I am an aloe vera killer. I can't seem to get them to grow. I have 2. One at home, one at work. The one at work everyone was dropping their excess water from their cups in it. So now it has a sign for it not to be watered. The one at home gets sunlight and is growing slowly. When I see progress I tend to water. My questions are, how many times a week or month do you water? Are clay pots better than plastic? I have rocks at the bottom of my soil. I was told it's good for drainage. Is this true?
I don't have a schedule when to water the plant because it depends on the weather and how fast the soil dries. I water the plant when the soil gets dry. Clay pots are better when your plant is placed outside in full sun because it is cooler than plastic, but if your plant is not exposed to full day sun, plastic and clay pots are just the same. Use a container with enough drainage holes and use soil that drains water fast. Rocks don't help.
Could you put the subtitles in French because the automatic subtitles do not work. good to you. Rosalie
I am sorry I haven't posted it right away. The subtitles are now ready. Thank you for watching the video.
Sir what is hybrid aloe vera plant
Aloe vera does not produce seeds on its own, it has to be cross pollinated with other Aloe species resulting to a hybrid Aloe vera.
could you put the subtitles in french please? good to you. Rosalie
Yes, I already added the subtitles.
Please help me, they gave me two aloe vera plants and they have a flower inside but they are too big and heavy, the only thing is that they are crooked, how can I straighten them?
Give the plant enough sunlight.
Do you water them? Xx
Can you plant the aloe Vera leave you buy from the store
No, you can't.
One tip dont cut the leaves hhalf way ...thats how infection gets into the leaves. If you cut it in half put neem oil or tea tree oil onto the wounded area where the gel is.
Can I eat aloe vera Chinensis? Or is toxic?
Yes, you can eat Aloe vera chinensis.
Yay first to comment. Good job sir
Thank you very much! 😊😊😊
Please tell me patanjali alovera juice contain latex.
Hi! I have a question, can you please help? A few days ago i toke my aloe plant out of soil to give it to someone but that person didn't need it anymore and gave me back so i planted it again but the leaves have become very thin and kinda yellowish... Idk what to do... Can you please help me😢😢😢
The plant will be okay once you plant it back. The color change probably because of the hot weather in your area. Also, it is normal for the leaves to become thin for lack of water.
I have around 4-5 pots of aloevera plants, 2-3 months ago I removed around 30-40 small new aloe plants including some medium sized aloe plants too
Because the pots were getting full
Sir ! What is the cause of leaves and roots rotting...???
Leaf rot is usually caused by fungus that enters into the leaf cuts.
Too much water = root rot = leaf rot
@@jefdamen2977 thanks
What do I do with it, if the soil comes in 2 days, after I removed it from the affected soil? do I put the leaves/root in a glass of water or leave it dry? I added the wrong soil, I hope from the bottom of my heart I won't lose it 😔
Don't put in the water, just let it air dry. It can last for many weeks. The longer it is air dried, the better.
@@TheAloeVeraGarden thank you very much from the bottom of my heart❤️❤️❤️❤️
Aloe vera can survive in very dry land. I've seen lots of them in lanzarote, which is very dry and vulcanic.
I once had a rotting aloe due to roots too wet, i washed off the roots, took off rotting parts and repotted it with just a small layer of potting soil at the bottom, and filled the rest with clay balls, vulcanic rock should also work although they are a lot sharper.
I think they aloe vera likes dry better than wet, it needs to breathe.
It is doing very well now.
Hello sir, can I order a aloe barbadensis miller plant. I have search everywhere but I’m not able to find it.
How much water did you pour on the cut root and cut plant?
I don't think it matters, he just rinsed the rotten part off.
What type of soil/Potting mix ? Can I use normal Potting mix because I don't have cactus/succulent potting mix and need to repot mine now 😢
Mixture of potting soil, compost, and old soil is fine. I read they need good drainage soil, 4 hours of sun and kept in shade to recover if dying, and don’t over water.
@@Oneklickmedia Thanks I did this and she's fine. I cut off the bottom broken leaves, checked the roots, put into new soil, but still need a bigger pot, so secured her with sticks and rubber bands for now as she kept falling over, put her in the partial sun, as it's winter here now, and checked and now has a new baby leaf growing, hardly water her as she gets a bit splashed from the garden and after her last soaking almost died, she seems to hate water unless it's a tiny amount 💚🪴🍃
@@Oneklickmedia My housemate saved my cactus he accidentally knocked over this way by using old soil from the garden lol. I'm amazed it survived and is growing babies now
Aloe Vera barbadensis Sir Danny?
Yes
Bro plz help me my Aloe vera not propagating really it's been 6 months and they never give pup but 1 gave i have 7
What type and name of aloe vera you use for growing hair please response
There are only two varieties of Aloe vera and both varieties are good for hair. The one in the video is Aloe vera var barbadensis.
@@TheAloeVeraGarden thanks so much
🙏 yas
Plz, tell me Latin name of this Aloe Vera🙏🏻
My alovera plant not growing fast i get them food 2 month after after
How old is your Aloe vera plant?
@@TheAloeVeraGarden 4 year old
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the reason why you have rotting alo? because you put to much water in the soil.no need that much moisture in the soil.
Where are you
In Flipkart I search aloevera plant then he show me aloevera (hybrid pack of 1)