Aloe Vera is a succulent plant. It has thick, pointed leaves filled with aloe gel. It has several medicinal properties and is often used in cosmetics, food, and pharmaceutical industries. 

How to Grow Aloe Vera Plant?

Growing aloe vera is super easy. These succulents are great for beginner gardeners to grow. There are basically two methods to grow the plant. One is from the offspring and another one from the cuttings. Propagating aloe vera from offspring or pups is the most successful method.
Pups grow from the roots or stems of the aloe plant and can be found along the base of the plant. Choose an offset that is several inches tall, has four or more leaves and roots. Take the entire plant out of the pot and brush away as much soil as you can from the roots. Do this process carefully. Untangle the pups from the mother plant, you can use a knife too. Be sure to sterilize the knife and don’t cut the roots. Now re-pot the pup in dry and well-draining soil. Water the plant so that the soil is wet. Do not overwater. Aloe vera being succulent does not need much water.