How to divide Aloe plants

Aloe are in the succulant plant family and are easy grow. Once established they only require once a month , deep watering. They should only be grown in pots with drainage holes, because aloe will turn brown and wilted , and rot if watered too often. Between waterings the soil should become completly dry before watering again.
We have aloe plants both outdoors (in large pots) and indoors in small pots. If outdoors , place pots in shaded areas with filtered sunlight. We have learned that setting our potted aloe under a shade tree is sufficent and helps keep aloe from burning in the hot summer . Front porches are also a good area to display your aloe, but keep direct sunlight to a bare minimum.
We use our aloe for surface cuts, scrapes, and mild burns. I have also used aloe gel as a moisturizer on my hands and arms. Just break off some large stems and scrape out the gel ; place in a blender . After blending , pour liquid into a pint mason jar and refrigerate for future topical use.
There are countless other uses for aloe . I'm quite sure once you have well established aloe plants; you will be able to research , and find ways that aloe can contribute to you daily lifestyle.

Disclaimer: The above statements are my opinion and only for example. (do not drink aloe juice, or use aloe as a replacement for any type of medicine. Please consult a physician or family doctor if you need treatment for serious injuries.)