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I was recently gifted a huge aloe plant being new to aloe plants. I did not know that I needed to bring it in when it got around 50° outside. I left it outside for about a week, when it was getting colder at night and now it has cold damage. I have cut the top off and I’m wondering if the stem will live to grow pups or grow a new top? Adding pics, I made the cut then waited a few days for it to dry before potting the stem. I added cinnamon to help prevent fungus and to help it callous faster. I have not watered since potting. Should the stem be covered more?

Was gifted these beauties last weekend the soil looks very dry but I don’t want to ruin it. Should I separate them? Are they ready for water? Help me, new to aloe plants.

I am very very new to propagating. I got into plants a few years back and tried propagating a snake plant a few times and it never took. This time I tried with a few cuttings someone sent me from Facebook. I am so happy and so proud lol. I also have some pothos cuttings rooting so this definitely boosted my confidence and I will be potting them today or tomorrow.

The cuttings were a monstera adansonii and a pothos that is different than the one I have. The first few pics are of the roots the day I added soil. The last two pics, of the cuttings in soil are from today about two weeks later and both have new growth!! I’m so happy. 😀