ALOEs: Those growing S of my solid fence have many more seed pods developing. (Also, their flowers did not...

Question

freeze, when those in less sheltered areas of the yard did freeze earlier in winter.) They flowered in Nov, & then again in Feb. I noticed bees climbing into the flowers--the older ones with wider 'mouths'. Do you think that more of the ones by the S fence got bigger due to the warmer microclimate, so the bees could pollinate more of them? Or, do they just develop seeds more efficiently under such circumstances? TY

Answer 1

It might also depend on the variety of aloe.

To prove it either way, you'd need to repeat the experiment many times.