How to Transplant an Aloe Plant?

Choose a pot with drainage holes

Use a well-draining cactus or succulent soil mix

Water the aloe lightly a day or two before transplanting

Gently remove the aloe from its current pot

Loosen the roots carefully

Remove any dead, damaged, or rotting roots

Place a layer of soil in the new pot

Set the aloe at the same depth as before

Fill in around the roots with soil

Keep the crown above the soil line

Press the soil lightly to secure the plant

Do not water immediately after transplanting

Wait several days before watering

Place the plant in bright, indirect light

Resume normal watering only when the soil is completely dry

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