Aloe Queen Origin and Sowing Method

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1. Sowing method

2. Origin

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Aloe Queen is usually sown in loam soil after germination. The germination method can be to put pure sand and heat it once, or put it in the refrigerator and then plant it on the surface of the mixed soil. You can also use sandpaper to slowly remove the skin, and then place it on a wet paper towel. The most commonly used method is to soak it in water. It is native to a country in southeastern Africa and is a very beautiful species.

1. Sowing method

1. Sowing method

Generally, after germination, the seeds are sown in loam soil normally. The methods of germination are as follows:

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

2. Store the seeds in the refrigerator for about a month. Then take it out and plant it on the surface of the mixed soil without any cover. Then soak it in water and place it in a cool room. Keep it moist and slowly wait for germination.

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

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

2. Place of Origin

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

2. Origin

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