How To Save Aloe vera With Rotting Leaves

I show in this video how to save a bigger Aloe vera plant with rotting leaves.

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This is an old video I recorded when the garden
was still at the roof deck of my house. I have shown in this video how you can save an Aloe
vera plant with rotting leaves. I have said so many times in my channel that leaf rot happens so fast That you have to be quick in order to save your aloe vera plant. When I saw that this plant has rotting leaves, I acted quickly to save it Because if I didn’t, there will be nothing to save the following day The rotting started in the middle part of
the plant So it will escalate to the upward and lower part of the plant at the same time When I started removing the rotten leaves, I saw that the rot had escalated to many of its leaves So, I had to cut the plant because I cannot see clearly up to what part of the plant, the rot had escalated. This is important because if I miss removing all the rotten part, The rotting will continue and eat the whole plant. Cutting and washing the plant also made it
easy for me to remove all the rotten parts And clean the plant from rot I also checked if the rot has gone to the root part And whether the trunk can still be saved and propagated The soil was very wet at that time because it rained a few hours earlier The roots were healthy but I had to cut them so that I can easily wash and clean the plant Washing the root also made it easier for me to remove all the rotten parts After 4 days, the upper part of the plant was already dry So I planted it back I just place it on top of the soil to avoid any chance of rotting. I also placed some stones and styrofoam to hold
the plant standing inside the pot The root part took 6 days to dry. I checked if there were softer part and I cut it. After removing all the soft part, I planted it back. After two weeks, the upper part of the plant started to grow roots But I put back the plant and have it grow more roots before planting it in a bigger and permanent pot The root part also had started to grow some pups But they were too young to be separated from the main trunk One more week later, the upper part of the plant had grown more roots and longer But still I had to put the plant back to have it grow and established more roots, I just added more soil to the pot. The root part also had grown more pups,

After another week, the pups are now bigger
but still too young to be separated. I hope you learned something in this video. This is Danny, and thank you for watching.

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