Title: How to Transplant Yuccas | Home Guides | SF Gate
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How to Transplant Yuccas
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Store the yucca in a shady spot with freely circulating air for approximately five days, or until the roots dry out slightly and take on a whitish appearance. Place the rootball on a sheet of burlap or plastic to prevent soil contact. 5
Prepare a planting site while the yucca roots dry out. Break up the soil in a sunny bed with fast-draining, sandy soil using your shovel. Work the entire bed rather than just the immediate planting site to avoid creating uneven drainage. 6
Dig a planting hole measuring twice the width of the yucca's rootball and of equal depth. Nestle the plant into the hole with the chalk mark facing south and backfill around the edges. Press the soil slightly to remove any trapped air, but do not firm it too much or it will not drain properly.