You're welcome. Thank you.

Thank you. Just keep the soil moist in the early days. After 2-3 weeks we need to water them every two to three days

@@EasyGardening thanks :)

The parent plant is fine and will grow new leaves

@@EasyGardening So, will new columns grow back where you took cuttings from?

It depends on your needs

Yes it's better not to place them under direct sunlight for 1-2 weeks

I don't think so. Aloevera needs direct sunlight for better growth

Thanks for sharing❤

I've been able to grown aloe vera quite well indoors. I live in the U.S. My state is very humid, hot summers, very cold winters. Give them lots of indirect sunlight. When you water them, allow them to FULLY dry out before watering again. You can definitely have success with aloe vera indoors!

If you want them in direct sunlight, slowly acclimate them to it. Give them an hour or two of it at a time. Then slowly increase the amount of direct light. But, I have found that indirect is the best.

Twice a week is enough. Just to keep moisture. Don't over water them since they will easy to get rotten.

@@EasyGardening Would that be a light misting of the soil or watering down a bit deeper?

Sí, tal vez haya una manera mejor. Pero hemos demostrado tener éxito en la implementación de este método.