What's going on?

8 years ago

I brought my aloe plant back to life after a couple months of neglect. Can anyone tell me what's going on with my plant?

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whypraytellwhy
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
If you go to your houzz page and mouseover ''stories & advice", don't click it, just mouseover and a dropdown will have a link to "gardenweb discussions" Click this and you will get a dropdown with a link to "garden forums". Click that link and you will get an index to almost all gardenweb forums. In this index you will find " cacti & succulents". Click on that and ask your aloe question.

You see, houzz made it easy for you.

Cacti and Succulents Forum - GardenWeb - forum is meant for the discussion of cacti & succulents--how to care for them, recommendations for selections, sources for plants, etc.
gardengal48 (PNW Z8/9)
8 years ago
As implied above, you are in the wrong place! This forum is intended for suggestions on how to improve the website itself, not for plant or home decorating questions. If you read the explanation under the forum title, it will clearly tell you that.

But even if in the wrong place, the answer to your question is simple: your plant is pupping or producing offsets.
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