I have a lot of aloe vera plants. I am transplanting to pots the small ones to give away. I want to tell how to care for the plants. Regarding watering and sun to shade.
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If you are specifically concerned about watering the newly potted plants from the mother plant, it is important that you keep them dry in their new pots for a week or so. And before transplanting them keep them in sunlight for a day or two. As for watering the regular Aloe Vera, do it only when the top inch of the pot soil is dry, as they dont need much water.
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I've been growing Aloes for years and I only water once every 5 weeks. I use about a 1/2 cup for a 4" pot and 3/4 cup for an 8" pot.
I use plant food three times per year and I always water all of my plants with tepid water.
When I transplant Aloe's I use a damp medium and then I water as above on my regular schedule. They're very easy to propagate.
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