Title: Yucca Plant: Indoor Care & Growing Guide
Headings: How to Grow Yucca Plant Indoors
How to Grow Yucca Plant Indoors
Yucca Plant Care
Light
Soil
Water
Temperature and Humidity
Fertilizer
Is Yucca Plant Toxic?
Symptoms of Poisoning
Yucca Plant Varieties
Potting and Repotting
Propagating Yucca Plant
Pruning
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Content: The leaves are up to 20 inches long and can be dangerously sharp. This is not a plant for homes with small children. Potting and Repotting
Yuccas do well if they are slightly pot-bound, as long as they don't become heavy enough to tip over their containers. You won't need to bother with repotting for at least two or three years. Repotting larger yucca plants can be difficult, so larger plants can be refreshed with new potting soil by digging out the top two inches of the container and adding new soil. During typical repotting, remove the yucca plant from its container and increase by one container size. Always use fresh potting soil. Propagating Yucca Plant
The easiest way to propagate yucca is with offsets of older plants. Divide the plant during repotting or carefully slice away the offset and pot up into a separate container. They can also be propagated by stem cuttings, using pieces of stem measuring at least four inches.