Description
Aloe parvibracteata (Aloaceae) It is a a typical maculate aloe, solitary or in small groups or, usually suckering, freely to form large, dense groups that grows up to 20-40 cm tall excluding inflorescence. It is extremely variable in habit, leaf arrangement and shape. Sowing : Seeds germinate very well but may damp off if overwatered. Use a mixture of river sand, compost and soil to sow seeds in. Sprinkle the seeds evenly on the surface and cover with a layer of small pebbles. The pebbles help the seedlings to stay upright and prevent damping off. Keep seed tray in a dry warm corner and do not allow to dry out. Transplant the seedlings after one year. Locality : Ex Hort. Harvest : October 2019
