Aloe Seeds

Aloe Seeds is a Common-tier seed in Windrose used to grow Aloe Leaf. Seeds are sown at a Seedbed, mature in about 1h 10m of real-world time, and every harvest refunds 1 seed so the loop stays self-renewing.

Summary

How to Obtain

• Drops alongside Aloe Leaf when harvesting wild Aloe plants

• Food Merchant sells Aloe Seeds after the Foothills threat is cleared.

• Harvested Saplings also return the seed used, so once a player has one seed the loop is self-sustaining.

Growth

Per harvest yield: Aloe Leaf 3 to 4 plus 1 Aloe Seeds per Aloe Sapling harvest. Because the seed is refunded every cycle, one seed sustains the crop indefinitely and turns a net profit in leaves.

The Aloe Sapling uses a 1h 10m real-time growth cycle. Crops keep growing while the game is closed. There is no watering, no fertilizer, no sunlight rule, and no wilt state, so a Seedbed left alone will always be ready on return.

Place the seed in a Seedbed (built from 5 Fertile Soil, four planting slots at the corners). Seedbeds are unlocked after defeating the Coastal Jungle boss (Thomas Richards) and mining Fertile Soil from Ancient Farm ruins in the Foothills.

Uses

The crop, Aloe Leaf, is an alchemy staple. It feeds three confirmed recipes at the Alchemy Table, listed below.

See Also

• Aloe Leaf - the crop produced

• Foothills - the wild biome source

• Farming System - overview of the farming mechanic

• Seedbed Placement - Seedbed construction rules

• Farming Contractor - Tortuga-based bulk automation

Details

Properties

Farming Notes

Aloe Seeds are most useful as part of a route that also covers nearby enemies, resources, or points of interest. Check the drops table before farming it directly, then follow the linked creature-family, biome, and material pages to decide whether the same route covers other needed materials.