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How do you care for an alovera plant i.e. how do you separate new shoots growing from the main plant?
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∙ 11y ago
Aloe vera plants are quite hardy hence not required much care. for separating new shoots from main plant, simply take out each of them carefully with minimum injury and plant these on well watered soil. Sprinkling of tap water casually keep these new plants growing.
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