Aloia plants come from arid regions of southern and tropical Africa, Medagascar and the Arabian Peninsula. Aloia can exist in conditions in which other plants usually wither and die. The plant closes the pores of the skin in extreme situations, keeping moisture inside the leaf. A very large amount of moisture is created in the leaves of this plant. The usual way to propagate the Aloia plant is cutting the stem. However, we found this video on YouTube in which this plant was propagated only by one leaf. The link to the video is in the description below. We decided to try this method too. The idea to repeat it was born spontaneously and without any preparation. First of all, we cut the leaves of three types of Aloia plant. Then we dried up the cuttings for two or three days in a shade at a temperature not lower than 20 degrees Celsius. The cut is deepened by two or three centimeters. After that, the plant should be watered. Honestly, at first we were skeptical of this method, because some cuttings unfortunately have died after two months. However, survived plants have developed roots and felt great. In December, some cuttings developed yarn resets. They didn't develop evenly on different leaves. Some cuttings will develop a rosette only in the spring. But we should say that this experiment was performed with some mistakes. First one, mother plants were not prepared. And the second one, the propagation was carried out in July, in a very hot period of time. Therefore, we believe that if we exclude these mistakes, the survival rate of the cuttings will be in the range of 90 to 100%. If you like this video, don't forget to hit the like button below and subscribe to our channel. Because this is the best motivation for us. See you in the next episode. Good luck!