Aloe ferox (Cape Aloe), packet of 50 seeds
$3.95
Family: Aloe (Asphodelacea)
Hardy to Zones 9 to 10, otherwise grown as a potted plant indoors or kept on the summer patio
(Umhlaba, Bitteraalwyn) Perennial trunk-forming aloe native to South Africa. Traditional use (TWM): Laxative, stomachic, source of aloin or aloes, a bright yellow powder. Plant prefers full to part sun and fast draining soil, only occasional watering. The plant makes fat leaves studded with sharp spines. The flowers are bright orange-red.
50 Seeds/pkt., Open Pollinated, Untreated, NO GMO’s
Out of stock
Question
Bamboo –
In the catalog you mention “One of the top 3 healing Aloes worldwide.” What are the other two top healing aloes?
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Richo Cech –
Aloe vera and A. arborescens.
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julesvolny (verified owner) –
I’ve been buying Aloe seeds from Strictly Medicinal Seeds for myself, family, and friends for a while now. The Aloe Ferox seeds (and types of seeds) ship pretty fast. Well packaged and they germinate quickly and efficiently with the recommended soil.
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Kwo –
How abt the seeds germinating rate？
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Admin Richo Cech –
Seed germination on our Aloe seeds is very good, we sell only seed from the recent harvest.
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logan5446 –
I bought these when you guys were still Horizon Herbs. The germination rate is fantastic. Probably the easiest succulent, that I have grown from seed. They take some time to get to size, but are really impressive once they get there. Really good gift plant (looks cool, easy to grow)
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Abigail –
When do you think you’ll get more aloe ferox seeds in?
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Richo Cech –
Hi Abigail,
Ooops, thanks for telling me about this. The inventory ran down but we still have plenty of newly-harvested seeds in stock. These have been germinating very well. Please feel free to order at this point.
Richo
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anorikthedruid –
Is there an estimate on when aloe ferox seeds will be available again?
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Richo Cech –
Hi! Not really, we await the blooming of our own stock, due to international clampdown on seed trade. If you’re in the USA then it would make sense to get plants, put you years ahead, our Aloe ferox plants are well developed. r
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