Place queen aloe seeds in the refrigerator for about a month after self pollination (do not put them in the freezer! Then take out the seeds and plant them on the concrete surface of the potted plant. Do not cover other soil, and finally soak the potted soil.
The seeds of aloe queen are sown on pure sand and covered with a thin layer of fine sand, then the pot soil is soaked, and the pot body is heated in the process of its seedling to provide the heat needed for seed germination, but do not overheat.
Generally about 21 days or so will see germination, if still not improve friends to do a year's plan.
Use sandpaper to carefully grind off the outer skin of the seed, just grind off the thin layer, then find a small glass box, spread paper towel or make-up cotton on the bottom of the box, soak the paper towel with water but do not accumulate water, then place the seed on the paper towel or make-up cotton, cover a layer of fresh-keeping film on the top of the box, pierce a few small holes, and observe whether the water is enough every day.
Mix perlite and peat according to 1:2 ratio in the culture basin, cover a layer of small pebbles on the top, sow seeds on the pebbles, cover the top of the basin with newspaper and place the culture basin in the environment of about 20 ℃, germinate in about 6 weeks..
