I hate when people lie for attention online. You've just earned my respect for debunking this myth.

There are many people doing fake things to increase their views. I sincerely appreciate your work man..

Although I have quite enough time on my hands these days, I thank you for not letting me waste it on bs

Try leave the cuts in a shady place with good light where they can callus that will stop them from rotting at the base two days in a dry cool place is good.try use less nutrient rich soil as there will be less bacterial activity I use river sand with a tiny bit of a clay rich soil if any as plants don't use nutrients from the soil to make their first roots .a pot of dark rich soil is basically a mini compost heap so it will generally do its job and make the planted side rot out .lower light for leaf cuts is best the redining of the aloes leaves is from intense sun they don't need very much energy to create roots so it puts more stress on the plant if they get too much sun.try minimise direct sun during the heat of the day.callussing is best with most succulents and cacti I know loads of species root without callusing first but with more difficult species it's the difference between success and failure often.I also use a extremely sharp thin blade if doing leaf cuts if it's not a perfect surgical cut they will generally rot out with more difficult leaf cuttings. That being said I find aloe vera to multiply so fast that leaf cuts aren't really worth it if you have a decent amount of space it's much faster to just remove babies and pot them out in good conditions. you should get a bunch of babies starting within the first season even on small aloes.hope this helps

They’re suppose to be 2-3 inch whole leafs. Dried for 2-3 days after cutting then planted in the appropriate soil.

Wow! I am growing my first aloe vera that I received as gift from someone. I am learning a lot. Thank you!

A lot of respect for this.. 🏾 saved me doing an unsuccessful experiment

Any malayalies here

So glad I found you on here, was just going to cut up a leaf to help root my sage cuttings. Thank you for showing us, your a very nice person. "Respect". Love from Alberta Canada.

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Do you think if you left the cutting out for a few days to a week if the ends would callus off and prevent rotting? That’s what I do with my dragon fruit cuttings