Freezing Aloe Question???

I have cut and froze aloe in my freezer. I was wondering if it’s still viable to use for making clones? Thanks

How or why would you use it for cloning other than as a surfactant...?

as thats what I use it for ...and yeah I often freeze it myself

use honey instead of Aloe or even Clonex

good luck

vostok said:

How or why would you use it for cloning other than as a surfactant...?

as thats what I use it for ...and yeah I often freeze it myself

use honey instead of Aloe or even Clonex

good luck

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How I use it? I squeeze the slime out of it and coat cuttings with it and then put them into peat pucks. Why I use it? I use it because it works. Never tried honey though. I guess that would actually be easier than going through squeezing aloe out. Thanks for your reply.

shawn75can said:

How I use it? I squeeze the slime out of it and coat cuttings with it and then put them into peat pucks. Why I use it? I use it because it works. Never tried honey though. I guess that would actually be easier than going through squeezing aloe out. Thanks for your reply.

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I might give that a go and compare

cheers

na i just grow it in a pot. When i need to water the bed, pluck a leaf off, blend it, run it through a 1 gallon 45 micron whacky willys bag then dump in sprayer top off 2.5 gallon sprayer with water. Water the bed. Put fish sticks in your freezer grow your aloe. However I have also used it for cloning. I just cut a leaf off, stuff all the clones into the end of the leaft and let em set for a bit, pull em out and put em in soil. Going to have to try this honey action though.

Yeah I grow it usually too but somebody put it in a cold area and it pretty much died. Therefore I froze the plumpest leaves.