Title: Pruning Yucca Plants - How To Prune A Yucca
Headings: Yucca Plants – Care And Pruning: Tips For Pruning A Yucca
Yucca Plants – Care And Pruning: Tips For Pruning A Yucca
Yucca Plant Care and Pruning
Propagating a Yucca Plant
Best Time for Pruning a Yucca
Pruning Yucca Flower Stalks

Content: Repot the bottom, rooted end of the trunk. Water well and then you are done with your pruning. While the plants are recovering, continue caring for the yucca plants as you normally would. In a short time, the plant will produce new leaves. It will recover to look as good as it did before, except that it will be much shorter and more appropriately sized. Propagating a Yucca Plant
If you wish to produce more yucca plants, take the top half from pruning the yucca and use a marker on the trunk to indicate where the leaves are. After you have marked the trunk, cut off the leafy top. Plant the trunk in potting soil, making sure to have the end that previously had the leaves pointing up. Check the mark on the trunk if you have forgotten which end is which. In a few weeks, the trunk will have rooted itself and a few weeks following this, the trunk will start producing new leaves.