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aloe hybrid

dracaenagrower2009

14 years ago

Hi, how do I get an aloe hybrid?

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cody_mi
14 years ago
you need to have two aloes in bloom at the same time, unless you have frozen pollen. then just like most other plants, you take the pollen from the stamen and rub it on the stigma. i did a search looking for pictures for you, but couldn't find any. are you familiar with hybridizing?
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