Title: Yucca Transplanting Tips | DoItYourself.com
Headings: Yucca Transplanting Tips
Yucca Transplanting Tips
When to Transplant
Plant the Yucca

Content: It's also a good idea to cut off the longer ones using a sharp knife or pruning shears. Make sure you dig around the rhizomes, being careful not to cause damage. Remove some of the old soil that is stuck around the edges and bottom of the rootball. Place a layer of soil on the bottom of the new pot, and then put the rootball on top of the soil. Plant the Yucca
Spread out the bottom roots as much as you can so that the top of the rootball fits about 1½ inches below the top of the new container. Use the new soil you purchased to fill in the sides around the rootball. Don't pack the soil, but make sure it is nice and firm. Put a thin layer of soil over the rootball as well. If the yucca plant is very big, consider using stakes so that it does not fall over. The final step is to pour water over the soil until it starts to run out of the drainage holes.