i bought some plants off amazon the add said they would be aloe the question is what did i get
i do not mind if they are not aloe they look good but i would like to no what they are they have no label

It looks like you got a Haworthia, a Gasteria, and a Haworthiopsis or Tulista (those used to be called Haworthias, too). All are aloe relatives. Nice looking plants.

ok some questions i am going to repot these at some point two of them are flowering should i wait till after the flowers are gone to repot




and two of them have pups should i separate the pups when i repot and how do i do that i have never done that before any advice would be good

I don't think it matters whether there is a flower stalk when you repot. At least I never really discriminate either way. As for the offsets, I would wait until the plants have filled slightly bigger pot to even consider separating them, which you would do by unpotting the whole thing and carefully breaking them off from the side.

a while a go my cat knocked over one of my plants and i have been trying to grow roots on the leaf that broke off of it i have had it in dirt but no roots and it is not dying is it possible to grow roots on it or not any help would be good

A Gasteria leaf? If it is, my guess is that its not going to root and make a new plant. Even if it grew a root, I'd be doubtful it would generate a new rosette. That would be my guess. I may be way off the mark. It's too much like an aloe structurally, so I'd think it would need some stem material to make a new plant. I'm curious what others think and if I'm correct about it being a Gasteria leaf.

Gasterias and Haworthias (and at least some of their hybrids, presumably) are propagated from leaves, though aloes are not. It supposedly works better with the cut end buried a little. New rosettes form along the side of the leaf. I think it helps to water (sparingly), and you might have to be patient. I have never tried. My Gasterias offset and give me offspring that way.

Learned something! Thanks, Baja!

Baja_Costero said: Gasterias and Haworthias (and at least some of their hybrids, presumably) are propagated from leaves, though aloes are not. It supposedly works better with the cut end buried a little. New rosettes form along the side of the leaf. I think it helps to water (sparingly), and you might have to be patient. I have never tried. My Gasterias offset and give me offspring that way.

that is what i have been doing i guess am doing something right it has not died yet i will wait and see thank you

the two i have been trying to grow roots on have finally took root that took forever now i just have wait
and see what the broken leaf does from here

Good news!

this plant had a flower but the stem but got damaged before it flowered and the stem died it is on the left a new stem grew but did not get tall it has looked like that for a while now it is not doing anything i was just wondering what it was

It's another flower stalk. It's just taking its own sweet time growing taller. Brighter light will push it along faster.

the window it is in gets a lot of light it is just not growing any taller i will just wait and see what it does