Loved it, Thank you!!🤗🌵 If only I had fallen in love with plants when I was younger I wouldn't have been as bored! There's so much to love in the garden God meant for us to grow and enjoy!🌱👩🏽🌾
just what i came to look for - varieties cos i like the idea of starting them from seeds...and that music in the background - enchanting really. wow...mygreathanks and blessings
Nice video, nice music. I've trying to identify a Yucca in my neighborhood, the leaves have sharp teeth. Didn't see it in Video, oh well I keep searching.
This is an amazing production. Very educational, no voices that annoy, the music…I’ve liked and subbed, and hope there’s plenty more like this. It’s interesting to see how much we are bombarded by personalities that tell us very little, and how little the spoken word is necessary at times. Thank you, and kudos! Came back to add that I’m puzzled about a plant I was given, which I was told was told was an aloe yucca. I didn’t see that one here, but I noticed you rarely give the common name, sticking mostly to the Latin. There were three plants that I thought could be my guy’s big brothers, but ideally I need to see a real close up of the leaves (spikes?) Anyhow, thank you for this terrific video.
@@isaiahdaily1741 hi, this is what i have searched in google , that according to the ASPCA, yucca plants are not poisonuos to humans, but to horses ,cats and dogs it is poisonous, thank you, im sorry for my poor english , im not so fluent speaking English..
I learned that natives beat the stalks with a stone & use as soap & shampoo! I tried it by cutting off the needle tips, chopped the stalks in pieces then blended it and sure enough, I had a very sudsy soap good for cleaning around! However, it may cause skin irritation on some people, but worth testing.
@@cordellscott this is a very useful information in the event you ever find yourself in any dismal situation, due to a major natural/man-made catastrophic disaster, or just because we like to know the earth gives us much healthier, better and free choices!
I've got a kind of plant like this here and upstate South Carolina I don't think I've ever seen it flower though and it's been here my whole life.. having trouble identifying it
My dad just planted a yucca cutting today from a monster yucca plant. He found a piece laying on the ground at Balboa Park in San Diego. It was near the bocce ball playing fields. He said there is a grove of giant yuccas like 30' tall. I wonder what kind it is?
Wow great , it is true that there is a yucca that can groe 30ft tall, based on what i have read .Maybe the one he planted is yucca elephantipes ( spineless yucca), hope it grow well sir. Thanks for watching..😊.
Great informative video. Thank you so much.
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❤❤❤❤great vedio from yucca lovers❤❤❤❤
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Loved it, Thank you!!🤗🌵 If only I had fallen in love with plants when I was younger I wouldn't have been as bored! There's so much to love in the garden God meant for us to grow and enjoy!🌱👩🏽🌾
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A very informative video. Thanks for the effort. BTW what is the name of the guitar tune that is being played in the background. It's very nice
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Love the music along with the show!
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just what i came to look for - varieties cos i like the idea of starting them from seeds...and that music in the background - enchanting really. wow...mygreathanks and blessings
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Nice video, nice music. I've trying to identify a Yucca in my neighborhood, the leaves have sharp teeth. Didn't see it in Video, oh well I keep searching.
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Currently six of my Giant Spanish Daggers are in full bloom. Beautiful indeed they are.
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Great video, I love yuccas!
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This is an amazing production. Very educational, no voices that annoy, the music…I’ve liked and subbed, and hope there’s plenty more like this. It’s interesting to see how much we are bombarded by personalities that tell us very little, and how little the spoken word is necessary at times. Thank you, and kudos!
Came back to add that I’m puzzled about a plant I was given, which I was told was told was an aloe yucca. I didn’t see that one here, but I noticed you rarely give the common name, sticking mostly to the Latin. There were three plants that I thought could be my guy’s big brothers, but ideally I need to see a real close up of the leaves (spikes?)
Anyhow, thank you for this terrific video.
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I live in southern Az . People move here and strip the yuccas down. They don’t like them. So sad.
Holy smokes this is exactly what i needed, thank you!
Thank you .
@@anatv0144 just curious, do you know if any are poisonous?
@@isaiahdaily1741 hi, this is what i have searched in google , that according to the ASPCA, yucca plants are not poisonuos to humans, but to horses ,cats and dogs it is poisonous, thank you, im sorry for my poor english , im not so fluent speaking English..
Thanks
I learned that natives beat the stalks with a stone & use as soap & shampoo! I tried it by cutting off the needle tips, chopped the stalks in pieces then blended it and sure enough, I had a very sudsy soap good for cleaning around!
However, it may cause skin irritation on some people, but worth testing.
Wow great, thanks for watching...😊.
I just go to the store and by shampoo.
@@cordellscott this is a very useful information in the event you ever find yourself in any dismal situation, due to a major natural/man-made catastrophic disaster, or just because we like to know the earth gives us much healthier, better and free choices!
Why you have no vegitation & topsoil why cultivate these 4: humidity,arid air sniffles.
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I've got a kind of plant like this here and upstate South Carolina I don't think I've ever seen it flower though and it's been here my whole life.. having trouble identifying it
In South Carolina you most likely have a Yucca gloriosa, or Yucca aloifolia if it has a trunk. Those are the most common Yuccas in that area.
@@southwesthardypalms is a trunk like the giant root thing?
My dad just planted a yucca cutting today from a monster yucca plant. He found a piece laying on the ground at Balboa Park in San Diego. It was near the bocce ball playing fields. He said there is a grove of giant yuccas like 30' tall. I wonder what kind it is?
Wow great , it is true that there is a yucca that can groe 30ft tall, based on what i have read .Maybe the one he planted is yucca elephantipes ( spineless yucca), hope it grow well sir. Thanks for watching..😊.
Maybe Joshua Tree
Probably my favorite genus of plants. However, the vast majority of these are Yucca species, not yucca varieties
I could not figure out what yucca I have. 😭 The stock gets about 6ft tall & white flowers bloom at the top.
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Are they all edible
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Can time yucca true
33 YUCCA VARIETIES
Can trim a yucca tree
How do you propagate these? Just like a succulent?
Hi, i don't propagate these plants, i just create these video, just for plant identification only, thanks for watching...have a good day 😊
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very nice! but you misspelled yucca rostrata
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