- Select a healthy leaf:
Choose a mature, disease-free Aloe vera leaf for cutting. - Prepare the leaf cutting:
Use a clean knife or scissors to cut the leaf close to the base. - Optional: Let the cutting dry:
Allow the cut end to dry and callus for a day if desired. - Prepare the pot:
Fill a pot with well-draining potting mix, like cactus or succulent mix. - Plant the cutting:
Insert the cut end of the leaf into the potting mix, 1-2 inches deep. - Water lightly:
Lightly water the potting mix to settle it around the cutting. - Place in indirect light:
Put the pot in a bright, indirect sunlight location. - Wait for roots to develop:
Be patient as roots develop over a few weeks to months. - Water sparingly:
Water sparingly, allowing the top inch of soil to dry between waterings. - Transplant if needed:
Transfer to a larger pot or garden as the plant grows. - Provide regular care:
Continue care with proper light, watering, and occasional feeding.
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