'Star Aloe'... not familiar with that common name... looks like Aloe 'nobilis' or close relative to me. Those are part of the same plant (not really babies), but once larger, should be able to be removed and rooted. Any chance at shots of the main plant to see what a 'Star Aloe' is?

In bloom.

Unfortunately at very end of flowering, so can't tell much from flowers.. could be Aloe noblilis or Aloe mitriformis (less likely)... have very different flowers... .though both red.

Hello :)

I'm asking my question on this post, but I wanted to know, what is the better way to do it ?

Because the plant that I found made babies on the soil, so it's kind of hard to access, and it's stuck with its "brothers and sisters", so why should I do ?

Cut it from the bottom and then let it dry a little and then put in in soil ?

(sorry if I sound stupid, I'm new to this ^^)