Title: Garden Guides | How to Transplant Yucca Plants
Headings: How to Transplant Yucca Plants
How to Transplant Yucca Plants
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Content: Mix a shovelful of compost and a shovelful of sand with the reserved soil. Plant the yucca in the hole, with the top of the yucca plant at the same soil depth as it was before. Be sure the yucca is straight, and faces the same direction as it was before. Fill the hole around the plant with the soil mixture, and tamp the soil down with the back of the shovel. Trim off any damaged or diseased roots with garden shears, then transplant the yucca plant as quickly as possible. Plant the yucca in the hole, with the top of the yucca plant at the same soil depth as it was before. Water the yucca plant immediately after planting. Keep the soil slightly moist for two to three weeks, then resume normal watering. Like all succulents, yucca retains water in its leaves, so very little water is needed. Warning
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