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Question What kind of glue is used to paste plants on branches. My little skinny aloe vera type plant broke when the cat knocked it off the shelf and I'd like to glue it back to the branch. Thank you for ansswer.
Answer Nidre,
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Hi Nidre,
I'm sorry, but there is no such substance that will allow you reattach severed pieces of Aloe vera leaves or stems.
You can take the broken top section and let it dry in the open air overnight and then plant the cut end down in a small pot filled with damp potting mix. Eventually, it will grow into a new plant.
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