How to transplant aloe Vera

Aloe is a frequent inhabitant of our window sills. No wonder our grandparents grow this plant because aloe Vera juice has useful properties. Aloe grows as a shrub with straight and smooth leaves. Almost every 2-3 years it should to sit.

You will need

• - flower pot;
• - the ground;
• - a sharp knife or secateurs.

Instruction

1. The ground for plants, choose clay-sod, added compost or coarse sand.
2. Choose a spacious pot so that water does not accumulate and does not stagnate inside.
3. Reproduce a plant by cuttings, cut shoots from the bottom of the barrel. Carefully make a cut with a sharp knife or shears at an angle of 45 degrees.
4. Put the cuttings up slices and some time to sit in a warm, dark place.
5. Plant the cuttings in individual pots with good moist soil, the top cover glass jar. Water aloe moderate, as the drying of the earth.