You welcome my friend @Drillbit
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I’m wondering if anyone has ever tried a little peroxide with the @MattyBear method? Just had a thought that if the bubble bucket worked so well, that peroxide may serve the same purpose.
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I’m sure it wouldn’t hurt to replace the water frequently or add a drop of hydrogen peroxide to the cup every day or so to add more oxygen to the water. I like it @Drillbit 
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All clones have been outside in 1 gallon pots , today was there first feeding, pond water at 250 ppms
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Grow baby grow!
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It’s all a success mate brilliant stuff my friend .
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I wonder about using aloe goop on broken or cracked branches now… Great read by the way. I’m gonna have to give the cloning a shot.
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That’s what I was thinking. Honestly though, I usually use masking tape and leave her alone. Never any problems aside from healing time. Maybe it will speed up that process.
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That’s should work, I like electrical tape, its stretchable
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@Mrcrabs, Question; did you plant the whole plug of aloe with your cutting sticking out or did you just push the cutting into it then remove it?
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@Drillbit, I just stick it into the aloe Vera and straight into the potting mix, then you can store the aloe back into the freezer and reuse, good luck my friend
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Oh so you shove it into the aloe vera just to get the gel on it, then put the cutting straight into the soil. I was confused. Lol. I thought you used the plug of aloe as kinda like a peat pellet and bury the whole thing.
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Right on my friend, just the goo, no need to bury the aloe, Any questions just let me know, hope it works out
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Will do, just purchased an aloe plant this afternoon. Gonna try to do a clone or two from my outdoor plant. Tried 2 of them already but not having success. But I’m also using a rooting powder that’s probably 10+ years old too. I think it’s lost its magic. 
Lol
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Awesome, just remember to keep soil moist not wet, I’ll be here if anything my friend
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