Slice-off one of the blades near the base, let the cut end dry. Then pit the cut end in a small pot of moist soil & keep it fairly well watered. The blade should root off & create a new plant.
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Hi Beten,
Hope this helps you:
https://www.wikihow.com/Plant-Aloe-Vera
Hello Beten,
I just used ordinary multi purpose compost to plant mine up and they are doing real well!
Slice-off one of the blades near the base, let the cut end dry. Then pit the cut end in a small pot of moist soil & keep it fairly well watered. The blade should root off & create a new plant.
Hi Beten, I am glad you asked as my husband and I just planted over 70 this past weekend! https://www.hometalk.com/diy/grow/plants/plant-aloe-vera-43829943
Plant Aloe Vera