Title: Yucca Propagation Methods | DoItYourself.com
Headings: Yucca Propagation Methods
Yucca Propagation Methods
1. Propagation by Seed
2. Propagation by Transplanting
3. Propagation by Offshoots
4. Propagation by Cutting
5. Propagation by Bulbils

Content: Water in moderation and make sure they do not get too wet. The seeds will germinate within three weeks, but will take five months to grow full leaves. 2. Propagation by Transplanting
The best time to do any transplanting of the Yucca is when the seeds are still young. At one to two years the root system is established to it makes the moving more stressful on the plant. After a few months of growing from seeds, it is safe to transplant to a different pot or to the ground. However, frequent transplants into larger pots will induce fast and steady growth. 3. Propagation by Offshoots
Once the Yucca is established in the ground, or in a large pot, it will begin to develop offshoots or smaller buds. Propagating offshoots is a very simple process that requires simply removing the offshoot and planting in soil.