Aloe Clavifora 100 Seeds

Aloe claviflora Seeds – Claw Aloe

Description:
Aloe claviflora, or Claw Aloe, is a low-growing, stemless aloe that forms dense clusters of rosettes. Its gray-green leaves curve downward like claws, creating a distinctive shape. In bloom, it produces eye-catching spikes of red to orange tubular flowers, attracting birds and pollinators. A hardy, drought-tolerant species, Aloe claviflora thrives in arid and rocky landscapes.

🌱 How to Sow Aloe claviflora Seeds

1. Prepare the Soil:

   • Use sandy, well-draining succulent soil.

   • Add gravel or pumice for extra aeration.

2. Sowing:

   • Spread seeds evenly on the surface.

   • Cover very lightly with sand/soil dusting.

3. Watering:

   • Mist carefully to moisten soil.

   • Avoid standing water.

4. Light & Temperature:

   • Warm environment (70–80°F / 21–27°C).

   • Provide bright light but shield from harsh direct sun at first.

5. Germination Time:

   • 2–6 weeks under stable conditions.

6. After Germination:

   • Transition seedlings slowly to stronger sunlight.

   • Water less frequently as they mature.

⚠️ Important Note

Aloe claviflora seeds, like all aloe seeds, require patience and careful attention. Success depends on proper soil, moisture, and temperature. Results vary, but with persistence you can grow this remarkable, claw-shaped aloe from seed.