Mine too! They're are some neat looking yuccas out there, but the pendulous leaves plus the smooth trunks makes them more appealing to me. Have seen them in the pacific northwest with such thick trunks that they almost look like ponytail "palms."
I have two of these , one is almost 4ft and the other is just over 2ft! had them both for 3 years, they look very tropical like you say. I live up in Chicago and I am growing mine indoors. Sometimes i put mine outside in the summer but you have to watch for spider mites!!! I can get geeky about this plant too.
My neighbors have a huge wide one. The flower spikes grow a few feet tall. It doesn't ever get watered. I have never seen any of the renters water it. The only water it gets is the little rain we get here which is not much. I live in zone 9b in northern California. I am amazed with how well the plant does with no care.
That sounds wonderful! I wish i had the soil and climate to grow these into big and beautiful plants without having to fuss with them. It will be worth the effort though. :)
Several different Gucci species grow like seeds here in Atlanta. Spanish bayonet is a good trunking type that can take some zone 7b 8a cold and will 8 feet tall here
hmmm root soap? kinda neat, but the idea sounds brutal...poor, poor yucca...ground up to clean my armpits =/ Anyhow, amazing video as usual...can't wait to watch your babies grow up =)
Yes they do! I used to have some also and I feel like it took a couple seasons to fully remove it, oh no, it was the bulldozer from the pool construction, thats what finally got rid of it!
I really enjoyed this Video.
This is my favorite yucca for sure. They trunk and many times grow multiple heads. They resemble palms if pruned properly. Great video.
Mine too! They're are some neat looking yuccas out there, but the pendulous leaves plus the smooth trunks makes them more appealing to me. Have seen them in the pacific northwest with such thick trunks that they almost look like ponytail "palms."
At the right place - right time👏
I have had one for over 23 years, which was a gift. 👉👵👈
Libby! How are you!? I think about you and your doggies and your fairies often and always and wishing you well! :)
Wow.
They’re so beautiful! Can’t wait to see how they do next year 🤓🤓
I am excited too! Wish I had found them in the spring so I could have gotten them planted and gotten a season of growth... oh well!
I have two of these , one is almost 4ft and the other is just over 2ft! had them both for 3 years, they look very tropical like you say. I live up in Chicago and I am growing mine indoors. Sometimes i put mine outside in the summer but you have to watch for spider mites!!! I can get geeky about this plant too.
Always a good to get geeky about our plants! They are awesome aren't they? I can see this making a nice houseplant, very graceful and lush. :)
My neighbors have a huge wide one. The flower spikes grow a few feet tall. It doesn't ever get watered. I have never seen any of the renters water it. The only water it gets is the little rain we get here which is not much. I live in zone 9b in northern California. I am amazed with how well the plant does with no care.
That sounds wonderful! I wish i had the soil and climate to grow these into big and beautiful plants without having to fuss with them. It will be worth the effort though. :)
Several different Gucci species grow like seeds here in Atlanta. Spanish bayonet is a good trunking type that can take some zone 7b 8a cold and will 8 feet tall here
Very informative!
Thank you Kathleen!
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hmmm root soap? kinda neat, but the idea sounds brutal...poor, poor yucca...ground up to clean my armpits =/ Anyhow, amazing video as usual...can't wait to watch your babies grow up =)
lol, I agree, seems a bit extreme to use them for soap, but hey, i'm sure its great for some people! thank you!
Growing hardy yucca mix think have these and other tree forms from seeds cheaper gonna have to wait
I have yucca Adam's needle and they grow like a weed! I have cut lots of them out every year
Yes they do! I used to have some also and I feel like it took a couple seasons to fully remove it, oh no, it was the bulldozer from the pool construction, thats what finally got rid of it!
Where did you find it
at a local nursery, they got them in by mistake just before i got there, like it was meant to be!
Yuca is a tropical food plant from a different family than yucca.
You are right one you grow - the other you serve with pork
Under a hundred..what🙀 yikes