Aloe seeds take root about one month after sowing. The suitable sowing time in spring is March-April, and the suitable germination temperature is 15-20℃. Aloe seeds are mainly sold on a per-grain basis in the market, and the seeds are hard to obtain, reaching about one in 60 yuan.

Direct planting of aloe seeds

Don't plant aloe seeds directly. When planting aloe seeds, soak them in warm water first, preferably after they germinate.

Rapid germination of aloe seeds

If you want aloe to germinate as soon as possible, you can soak aloe in warm water before sowing, and put a white napkin under the seeds to help you find the seeds. When the temperature is higher than 65438 06℃, the seeds will germinate slowly within one week before sowing.

Aloe seeds bloom after germination.

Generally speaking, the flowering of aloe seeds usually lasts about one month after germination, and May is the peak of aloe flowering every year, but if aloe blooms, it will take 2 to 3 years to see it.

Aloe germination process

1, imbibition stage: imbibition is the initial stage of seed germination. When aloe seeds are in direct contact with water, they will absorb water and swell until the water inside the seeds is saturated, and the outside of the seeds will tend to soften.

2. Germination stage: Germination is the second stage of seed germination. At this time, the seeds will have a little white, indicating that the seeds are beginning to sprout.

3. Germination stage: After the seeds germinate, the growth speed is obviously accelerated, and new buds begin to protrude from the seed coat.

4. Seedling stage: Aloe buds begin to grow out of the soil, and then gradually become larger. At this time, it is best to put them in a ventilated place for maintenance.

Maintenance of aloe seeds after germination

1. Aloe grows rapidly and needs to be changed once a year in spring. Potted soil can be cultivated soil made of 3 parts humus soil, 13 parts garden soil, 4 parts river sand or 3 parts humus soil, 2 parts garden soil, 3 parts river sand and 2 parts perlite, and a small amount of fully decomposed organic fertilizer such as chicken manure, bone meal and oil residue is applied as base fertilizer.

2. Summer is the peak season of aloe, so we should pay attention to the supply of water and fertilizer. When the sun is strong, the light at noon should be properly shielded. Aloe vera can't be cultivated with wet plants. When flowering, the soil should not be too dry.