Is there any remaining root rot?

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I purchased this aloe about a month ago and unfortunately made the mistake of initially potting in too large of a pot- as I went to repot with better suited soil and a smaller pot I discovered poor thing had root rot.

I believe I was able to remove it all but please tell me if not I wasn’t entirely sure around the bulb area. The removing pieces haven’t been mushy.

I’m now letting it sit out of soil for a few days before repotting to allow for callousing to prevent further infection.

Did I seem to get all of the rot off? Am I following the right aftercare?

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They look pretty healthy, but I don't like that bright yellow on the root. Hmm, someone with more expertise, please!

81timesitoldhim

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Looks fine to me, the yellow is just the stem trying to harden off. Stick it in some gritty soil and leave it on a sunny window sill for about a month before water. You could maybe pull off the bottom leaf to give it a little stem to bury cos you really don't want the leaves below the topsoil or it will rot again. Don't worry too much, they are super resilient and you'll be dishing out it's pups to your friends in no time. Edit: was suggesting 2 leaves but 1 should do it. Also it's nice and fat so stick that leaf cut side down into a cup let all the yellow latex drain and in an hour or so you got yourself some aloe gold in that big leaf.

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Thanks so much! I’ll definitely implement the suggestions and hope this guy gets a speedy recovery!