My friends want some Aloe vera plants and the problem is I don't have any pots left. Can I put each Aloe vera plant into a plastic bag with some soil wrapped around the root and transport it to my friend's place (1 hour away) and they can put it into the ground? Not sure if the aloe Vera plant will survive or not. Thanks
How to transport Aloe vera plants without pots?
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I am not sure, but if it doesn't cost too much it would be worth trying. Good luck if u decide to find it a try.
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If you get the plant back into the ground the same day as it is dug up, it won’t even know it’s been moved.
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A lot of plants are shipped with roots packed in wet newspaper. If you are going to put it in plastic, make sure to keep it cool.
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Yes, they can survive and you can 100% do that. Wrap some soil around its roots and transfer it. No harm.