Title: How to Grow Yucca (with Pictures) - wikiHow
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How to Grow Yucca
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Content: Keep it indoors during this period, or indefinitely. Transplant the yuccas to a larger pot if its roots begin to wrap around the outside of its current pot. Once the yucca plant is two or three years old, you may plant it outside in the springtime, following the instructions in the planting outside section. When transplanting, be careful to dig deep enough to expose its entire taproot. This central, long root can be quite long in some yucca species. Part 2
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Take a cutting from a mature stem. After a couple years of growth or more, yucca plants may produce offshoots near the base that grow on their own stem. During the dormant colder season, select a stem with dark brown bark,