| Trait | Healthy | Rotten |
|---|---|---|
| Color | White/cream/tan | Brown/black |
| Texture | Firm, flexible | Soft, hollow, disintegrating |
| Smell | Earthy/none | Foul, sour |
| Cross-section | Uniform light | Dark center |
Non-tree aloes rarely root from stem cuttings. If entire root ball rotten, replace plant. Save pups if any.
Dust cut stem end if attempting stem cutting. But manage expectations—pups are far more reliable.
White Spots on Aloe: Likely Fungal, Fix with Drier Conditions
Aloe Plant with Mushrooms, Brown Tips: Overwatering, Not Fungus
Re-rooting a Rootless Aloe Vera
Aloe Growth Habits: Trailing, Stemless, and Tree Types Explained
Aloe Vera Root Rot Rescue: Stem Cutting Propagation
Aloe Vera Sunburn: Why Indoor Plants Burn When Moved Outside
Identifying Hesperaloe parviflora (Not Aloe)
Mushroom Growth in Aloe Pot: Harmless Fungus Identification and Removal
Rehabilitating a Massive Leggy Aloe: Air Layering and Outdoor Transition
Aloe ferox No Seeds: Frost or Pollination Failure
Terminal Aloe Rot: Red Sap, Black Base, Fallen Crown = Replace Plant
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