Aloe Queen Origin and Sowing Method

1. Sowing method

Generally, after germination, it is sown normally in loam. There are several methods for germination:

1. Place the seeds on pure sand, cover them with a layer of fine sand, keep them moist, and add some heat to give them a certain amount of heat. The germination time is uncertain, it may be as short as 21 days, or it may take a year to germinate.

2. Place the seeds in the refrigerator for about a month. Then take it out and plant it on the surface of the mixed soil without covering it. Then soak it in water and place it in a cool room, keep it moist, and slowly wait for it to germinate.

3. Use sandpaper to slowly remove the epidermis, but don't grind too hard, otherwise it will affect the later development. Then place it on a paper towel and soak it in water to germinate. It will germinate in about 3-4 days.

4. Soak the seeds in cool water at 15-18 degrees Celsius and place them indoors. Keep the temperature at 15 degrees Celsius, change the water once a week, and it may sprout after 10-20 days.

2. Origin

It is native to a country in southeastern Africa called the Kingdom of Lesotho. It is very precious and beautiful.