Yes, aloe vera plants do produce seeds, but only after successful pollination of their flowers.
Aloe vera doesn't always produce seeds readily. Here's a breakdown:
- Flowering: Aloe vera plants need to flower first. These flowers are typically yellow or orange and grow on a tall stalk.
- Pollination: The flowers need to be pollinated, usually by insects or birds.
- Seed Pod Formation: If pollination is successful, the flowers will develop into small seed pods.
- Seed Development: Inside these pods, tiny seeds will form as the pods dry.
- Harvesting Seeds: These pods can then be harvested for their seeds, as demonstrated in the provided YouTube video snippet.
In short, aloe vera plants can produce seeds, but it requires the plant to flower, be pollinated, and then develop seed pods.
