When planting aloe or cutting without roots, if you want the bottom of the plant to take root quickly, you can soak the roots of aloe in diluted rooting powder solution before planting aloe, and the rooting powder should be diluted according to the instructions. If you plant aloe vera with roots, you can water some willow branches if you want the plants to take root quickly. For willow branches, tender willow branches should be selected, and the crushed willow branches should be soaked in water for one night, and then the supernatant should be taken to water aloe. Willow water is rich in salicylic acid, which can make aloe take root quickly.

Second, how to plant aloe after root cutting?

1. Peel off the leaves and dry roots: After the roots of aloe are cut off, peel off the leaves at the bottom of the plant to expose the growing points on the petiole of the stem, which is conducive to rooting in the future. Put aloe in a cool and ventilated place to dry the roots, and then put it into the pot after the plant incision is completely dried. 2. Potting: Prepare wet soil. Soil moisture should be kneaded into a ball by hand and dispersed at the touch. Transplanting dried aloe into fluvo-aquic soil. Don't water after planting. Keep potted plants out of direct sunlight and water them when the soil is dry. 3. Maintenance after planting: Because aloe needs to take root again after planting, which is equivalent to cutting, it takes a long time to slow down the seedlings. After observing the signs of aloe recovery at ordinary times, gradually increase the light and maintain it normally.