The Yucca rostrata truly creates a unique atmosphere in your garden or room, due to its very distinctive shape: a trunk surrounded by cut leaves from years ago, and a crown of long thin leaves that taper to a point.
The Yucca rostrata is a slow grower. That is why even the smaller sizes are quite expensive. If you are looking for a plant that doesn't get too large, the Yucca rostrata is a good choice.
Planting a Yucca is not much different from planting any other plant. Try to keep the root ball as undamaged as possible. Ensure that the root ball is surrounded by good nutrient soil. We recommend Florentus Mediterranean potting soil for this purpose. Make a hole in the soil or potting mix, deep enough for the root ball. Firm the soil around the root ball and fill in until there is no trench around the root ball.
The best way to sow Yucca is in a heated environment. This increases the chance of success. Fill a container with sowing and cutting soil; cactus soil is also possible, and place the seeds on the soil. You can sprinkle some grit or sand over them
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