It's an aloe ferox plant. Also known as Cape Aloe or Red Aloe, if this helps.

Hi, I think we are in the same situation right now.

I planted to different aloe seeds Aloe ferox and Aloe vera(barbadensis miller) on the 3th of this month but nothing has sprouted yet. I covered the pots with plastic to lock in the heat and humidity.

So right now i'm patiently waiting till i see something sprouting.

Please update me with your progress.

Forgot to say I sowed the seeds almost on the top so it's not to deep and I sowed 5 seeds aloe ferox and 10 seeds aloe vera.

A University of Arizona blog says Aloes can also be grown from seed but takes time and is most successful under greenhouse conditions.. I've tinkered with succulents and cactus from seed. Without specific reference to Aloe, I've found the very fresh seed are best and that they have a short shelf life.

Today when I watched the seeds I saw 2 tiny green things popping out of the soil. Obviously these are the seedlings. They are only 3 mm

forgot to say those were the aloe ferox seedlings, the aloe vera seeds didnt sprout yet.

Forgot to say those where the aloe ferox seeds. The aloe vera didnt sprout yet.

I would sow all the seed now, it's better fresh.

I would sow all the seed now, it's better fresh.

The aloe vera sprouted! At which length do I need to remove the plastic wrap of the pot? They are a half inch right now.