i have seen branches at the base of the plant, yet no seperate root system for these "buds". is it a good idea to carefully snap 'em off and replant them, or let them sit in water? or maybe they, in time, will shoot out roots like runner plants?
just in case it'll help, here's a description of the aloe and its growing conditions....
this aloe is five years old, and has never reproduced before. it is grown in a two-gallon plastic flower pot, and weighs nigh on thirty pounds, at least. (not including the weight of the dirt and pot) it is grown on a shaded balcony with probably... four to five hours of sun every morning, and receives copious watering. it's soil is a mixture of topsoil, composted cow manure, and miscellaneous composted plant wastes from my garden.
2006-07-20
07:57:11
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